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Delicious has dropped its Web 2.0 spelling and has under went a radical makeover
Topics: Web Design, Web Culture
Ladislav Sutnar's 1960 booklet demonstrating letterhead design
Topics: VoIP, Web Design
Some very clever cultural plays in the Canadian Film Festival posters
FontShop's Web-based tool allows you to build simple, modular fonts quickly online
Topic: Web Design
Work the Web in someway? Take A List Apart's Web industry survey and help create a clearer picture of the industry
Topics: Web Design, Web Culture
Had he lived, the man who inspired Canada with his Marathon of Hope would have been 50 years old today.
And Fake Ouimet (a.k.a., Joe Clark) hit his stride
Topics: Web Technology, Canada
Remarkable photo essay detailing the recovery of hundreds of presumed stolen bikes
Are there more murders in Toronto than in past years?
Being both an Internet and a movie geek lets you create a entertaining review site
Topics: Movies, Web Technology
Only Amazon would sell Paul Westerberg's latest album for 49 cents
An overview of pop art in its classic and modern forms
Topics: Web Design, Culture
From the Blackout to near blackouts, I'll always love the Communist's Daughter
But is now under the management of Fake Ouimet, a.k.a., Joe Clark
Kurt Vonnegut wrote 7 or 8 tips one should consider
Toronto's stolen bikes always seemed to end up at Igor's place on Queen West
More news outlets lifting the skirts on the core of their business
Topics: Online Journalism, Web Technology
Interesting take on my home city from a resident of a city I newly appreciate
Works both on iPhones and the desktop versions of Safari
Topic: JavaScript
Outdoor advertising in Toronto hits the bulls eye...or something
Topics: Advertising, Toronto
A very viral map of Walmarts explosive growth across the U.S.
Topics: Culture, Online Journalism
The Toronto Star launches an iPhone enhanced version as the other Canadian papers seem woefully behind
Topics: Online Journalism, VoIP
Based on a beautifully crafted master thesis, this is a brilliant repository of patterns
Topics: Web Patterns, Web Design
Some thoughts about whether Google should take over the publishing duties for newspapers online
Topics: Newspapers, Search Engines
The iPhone shows that, in interface design, less really can be more
Topics: Web Design, Usability
The iPhone API for these new events is thoroughly deconstructed.
Topics: JavaScript, VoIP
Toronto Life has shuttered its blogs and the great Doug Bell signs-off with a brilliantly layered entry
Topics: Online Journalism, Magazine
Chris Mills has done a heroic job developing a massive collection of Web standards-based learning resources
Topics: Web Standards, Web Resources
This comprehensive review was enough to convince me of this usability program's value
Topics: Usability, Technology
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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