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Month: February 2010
  • New Slab in Town
    New Slab in Town

    via typographyserved.com

  • Betting on the web
    Betting on the web

    Must-read analysis at Daring Fireball anatomizes the “war” between Flash and web standards as a matter of business strategy for companies, like Apple and Google, that build best-of-breed experiences atop lowest-common-denominator platforms such as the…

  • The First Time
    The First Time

    A friend’s young son had just used the toilet and wiped himself for the first time. She congratulated him on being a big boy. To which he replied: “Mother. Surely you don’t expect me to…

  • Doctorow on Pricing
    Doctorow on Pricing

    In Publishers Weekly, blogger, novelist, and bon vivant Cory Doctorow discusses price discrimination(“the idea that you make more money by segmenting your customers based on how much they’re willing to spend”) and demand elasticity (“the straightforward…

  • Keming
    Keming

    via zazzle.com

  • Mid-Century Modern
    Mid-Century Modern

    via blog.wanken.com From Does This Zeldman Make My Posterous Look Fat?

  • You cannot copyright a Tweet
    You cannot copyright a Tweet

    CONTRARY to popular belief and Twitter’s terms of service, you cannot copyright a Tweet. Under US law, copyright is granted on publication to “original works of authorship” finalized in “fixed forms of expression” but this…

  • Pixen: Bitmap Graphics in Style
    Pixen: Bitmap Graphics in Style

    via opensword.org Pixen is an innovative graphics editor for the Mac. It’s designed from top to bottom for pixel artists—people who make low-resolution raster art like the sprites you see in old video games. But…

  • David Berlow Type Specimens
    David Berlow Type Specimens

    “A collection of David Berlow’s prolific typographic work as co-founder of Font Bureau is showcased in this impressive booklet, a celebration of him receiving the Society of Typographic Aficionados (SoTA) Typography Award in 2007. Specimen…

  • Tumblr v. Posterous
    Tumblr v. Posterous

    Business Insider: Why Tumblr Is Kicking Posterous’s Ass Posted via web from Does This Zeldman Make My Posterous Look Fat?

  • Recent Tweets
    Recent Tweets

    The Ultimate Hipster Irony http://bigthink.com/ideas/18758 Why You Can’t Work at Work | Jason Fried | Big Think: http://bigthink.com/ideas/18522 Seeing too many ultra-minimal/undesigned blogs labeled “beautiful” cuz they use a @typekit font or two. Uh-uh. I…

  • Danzico on Berkun
    Danzico on Berkun

    Whether it’s in front of a huge audience or a handful of executives, smooth public speaking is essential to a successful web design career. Yet most of us are more afraid of speaking in public…

  • Fold, Spindle
    Fold, Spindle

    Another generation of technology has passed and Unicode support is almost everywhere. The next step is to write software that is not just “internationalized” but truly multilingual. In this article we will skip through a…

  • Books Not Dead
    Books Not Dead

    Headed to SXSW Interactive? Concerned about the future of books, magazines, and websites? Attend “New Publishing and Web Content,” a panel I’m hosting on the creative, strategic, and marketing challenges of traditional and new (internet…

  • Quack
    Quack

    I dreamed that my friend R__ turned into a giant, invisible duck. His only hope lay with a mystical lady doctor. While she worked on a magical cure, he stayed hidden in a small safe…