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- I'm now doing impressions of people's Twitter personalities. @reply me if you want me to do yours. 6 hrs ago
- Nice day at the younger of @thetwodads house for his birthday. 53 isn't so bad, after all. 8 hrs ago
- Most companies fail at this; Hulu Plus should be getting a wider catalog, not a deeper one. 9 hrs ago
- W/device transparency, walled gardens lose. That's why walld grden app stores r shaky to me over long term: 2 layers between you and content 9 hrs ago
- Device transparency= the devices ability to get of your way and simply deliver all the content you want to you, in its own unique way. 9 hrs ago
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Shared links- Thinkstock | Stock Subscription: Royalty-free Photos, Vectors and Illustrations Tue Jul 20, 2010
- Gene Weingarten - Gene Weingarten column mentions Lady Gaga. Tue Jul 20, 2010
- Driver error found in some Toyota acceleration cases - USATODAY.com Wed Jul 14, 2010
- louisgray.com: Why I Turned In My iPhone and Went Android Mon Jul 12, 2010
- Consumer Reports Says iPhone 4 Has Design Flaw - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com Mon Jul 12, 2010
- App Inventor for Android Mon Jul 12, 2010
- Bo Jackson reflects on past life 21 years after his All-Star blast - USATODAY.com Mon Jul 12, 2010
- Amazon.com: The God of the Hive: A novel of suspense featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes (9780553805543): Laurie… Sat Jul 10, 2010
- Font Squirrel | Handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses. Fri Jul 9, 2010
- TVM - Learn Web Design with our Video Tutorial and Training Resource // Think Vitamin Membership Wed Jul 7, 2010
Category Archives: web-based software
Yahoo! Movies does recommend for you, sort of
Today, Dave Winer wrote that he wishes Yahoo! would implement a feature wherein it recommended him movies he might like based on the input he’s provided on the site. I may be confused, but as an avid Yahoo! Movies user, … Continue reading
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Newsvine invites available
I have twenty invites to give away to check out Newsvine, the new community-organized news site which just opened up to public beta. If you’d like one, just let me know via email at jgc-at-jasonclarke.org. I’ve been using the site … Continue reading
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7 things to look for on the web in 2006
Happy New Year! I have some humble predictions for the biggest themes, trends, and ideas on the web in 2006. I’ve got seven items here because the arbitrary concept of posting either 10 or 5 seemed pointless. A list either … Continue reading
Best of the web 2005
In abbreviated form, here are my picks for the best software, services, and/or tools for the year 2005: 5. Bloglines – I’ll start with a downer: I don’t love Bloglines…yet. But I do like it a whole lot, because it’s … Continue reading
Gmail adds RSS “clips”…but mixes them with ads?!
Google recently added a new feature to their web-based email, Gmail, known as “Web Clips”. The ‘clips’ are actually RSS feeds, presented one item at a time at the top of your Gmail Inbox. It’s kind of a neat concept, … Continue reading
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WordPress hosted blog service goes public
WordPress.com, the hosted blog service developed by the WordPress team (the gears running this site), is now out of private beta and is public. I’ve been using the service for about two weeks now (but I’ve only posted to once … Continue reading
More on Measure Map: a useless, but fun, feature request
My review of Measure Map generated two comments. One was by Jeffrey Veen, a partner in Adaptive Path, the consulting firm that built and is launching Measure Map. Rather than reply to Jeff’s comment with my own comment (which would … Continue reading
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Some first impressions on Measure Map
Measure Map is a new blog stats (really, analytics) tool developed by usability consulting firm Adaptive Path and currently in private alpha mode for the time being. (Whoah- will alpha become the new beta?) By entering you email address at … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly column, beta testing, blogging, software, web development, web-based software
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