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Canadian newspaper circulation continues to drop while the Web sites visits increase
Topics: Newspapers, Online Journalism
How Web 2.0 is really all about push again, and why it may not be so bad
Topic: Web Technology
Vitamin offers some instructions on (easily) making a searchable Google Map
Topics: Web Technology, Search Engines
The story behind Massachusetts carpenter winning score of 830
The father of the Web responds to criticisms about the W3C and suggests how standards will evolve.
Topics: HTML, Web Standards
Sign-up up for the Vancouver-based conference and save $200.
Topics: Web Culture, Canada
Browsershots will take a image of a Web page in nine browser based on a number of different conditions
Topics: Browsers, Web Resources
Adobe's new Apollo software will allow the easy creation of rich Internet applications.
Topics: Web Technology, Computers
Essentially, Bell Globemedia sells to its part-owner Canada's biggest job site (and cash cow) for $115 million
Topics: Canada, Web Culture
BarCamp, BlogTO and Amber MacArthur amongst the picks.
Topics: Toronto, Web Technology
According to a industry survey, 7% less Canadians have downloaded music over the past 4 years.
PDF, and now HTML or paper
Topic: Web Culture
The man behind feed (and a few excellent books) is back in the online content business with a new twist on geo-tagging
But you knew that already -- so here's Mitchell Baker's thoughts on the release.
Canada's "Web conference" returns in Toronto on May 30 and 31, 2007
Topics: Web Culture, Canada
Instead of burying Toronto's urban highway, why not embrace it?
The online media news site gets a new, contemporary look.
Topics: Web Design, Online Journalism
The Globe and Mail exposes what was behind the dismissal of the Toronto Star's publisher and editor
Topics: Newspapers, Toronto
Covers from the past issues of the magazine about Toronto.
Wired News reporter, Kevin Poulson, has open-sourced his scripts to crawl MySpace looking for sex predators.
Topic: Online Journalism
Release would make two notable browser releases in a month.
Boy Scouts in the Los Angeles area can now earn a badge for preaching the evils of downloading.
Canada's TV Guide is closing its print edition to live exclusively online.
Topics: Magazine, Online Journalism
Less than 24 hours after release, Secunia finds a security breach.
...If ever last one of us disappeared right now.
The longtime CBC reporter is leaving to be Global's Washington bureau chief
This is could make things interesting.
Topics: Search Engines, Web Technology
Install Internet Explorer 7 as your default browser, then use this package to run IE 3 - IE 6
Get the looooong awaited new browser Microsoft.
A Ruby+JavaScript app that can generate heatmaps based on the users clicks
How to program a national public broadcasting corporation: Operate a…
Open source can have a transformational effect for companies, and news organizations are starting to figure that out.
With the Canadian 2008 election producing no real change, but a lower participation level, it might be time to look into voting alternatives.
Watching the election results not come in from the West coast of America is a surreal experience.
Keeping track of the various ways Canadian politicians insult one another from the perspective of a Canadian watching his country's election while living through an American election.
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