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Archive
Welcome to the beta of the new saila.com. Send in your bugs.
So it wasn't just me, heavy traffic did take down the Netfile site
After months of speculation and rumour Canada will get its Roger's enabled iPhone
Topics: Telephone/VoIP, Canada
Yahoo's new strategy should be embraced by more Web companies
Topics: Web Culture, Social Media
Think big, as the new minimum looks to be 240 x 320
Topics: Web Design, Telephone/VoIP
The average Web page file size is now ore than 312Kb and calls nearly 50 objects.
Topic: Web Technology
The recipe for getting all the good data from the Wikipedia
Topics: Web Technology, Search Engines
After laying off its online production department, is it a surprise that TheStar.com's news coverage suffers?
Topics: Online Journalism, Toronto
Torontoist has an excellent overview of the short-lived transit strike.
Most definitely not a W3C proposal, but one every Web designer would love to see implemented.
Topics: CSS, Web Standards
Dragonfly will be Opera's delayed response to tools like Firebug
Topics: JavaScript, Browsers
nGen's doing it one cartoony face at a time.
Topics: Web Design, Web Culture
Good post to counter some negative sentiment, even if 37signals has undeclared bias in the debate
Topics: Web Technology, Web Culture
Good advice on pricing the project management part of design work.
How many layers of irony can you see in the McDonald's espresso ad spotted in Seattle?
Rumours are Tob Curley will be heading to the Django-powered Las vegas Sun.
Topics: Online Journalism, Newspapers
The podcasts from the speakers at Web Directions North 2008 at our now online, and offer some great listening.
Topic: Web Design
The entire Internet production staff at the Toronto Star has been laid-off.
Topics: Newspapers, Online Journalism
Facebook unveils a new service showing comparing what terms people are talking about on the site.
Topic: Social Media
Collect the Newseum's newspaper front pages into one document.
Topic: Newspapers
Similar to the Acid tests, the W3C has unveiled a Web standards test for mobile browsers -- none fully pass it.
Topics: Browsers, Telephone/VoIP
The anonymous CBC manager who began by blogging about the strike, signs off
WebKit now does gadients, but at what price inter-operability?
Topics: CSS, Web Standards
A simple script that will dynamically request only the JavaScripts required by the page.
Topic: JavaScript
The American harcore band's coif stylings
ROM-inspired look is better than expected, especially the station name on the walls.
The Globe and Mail and the CBC are both up for one.
Topics: Web Culture, Online Journalism
Seattle's amazing music and arts festival unveiled some of the performers scheduled to appear
The Web Standardista's new rap.
Topics: Web Standards, Music
Two great articles from the folks at Holovaty's hyper local company
Topic: Web Design
Good, fiction that experiments with the Web's new user experiences.
Topics: Books, Web Culture
Recently Canada’s public broadcaster urged the CRTC to “reject old…
Sure, there are some new applications to download, but the…
Tomorrow, Canada will get its first legal iPhone, but, as…
Living in the U.S. puts into context how important it is not to become complacent about Canada’s national perception.
When asked about the differences I’ve seen with the U.S.…
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