Archive for category: Web standards
- Most preposterous Australian sport could use some help (2011.01.31)
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Mr. HEATH SPENCE’s bobsleigh team needs a new site
- Every happy Web developer is happy in the same way (2011.01.25)
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Bullish, on-message technology podcasts that treat people like the latest gadget defeat the purpose of inviting peole onto the show in the first place. Tech podcasts are a mutual admiration society I consider harmful
- Mobile self-congratulation (2011.01.19)
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Why, one might ask, does the mobile version of the announcement of the Globe and Mail’s new mobile version suck?
- Wanted: Aussie developers for quixotic project (2010.12.28)
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A project down in Oz needs highest-calibre Web developers and designers
- Newspaper sites are so bad they require ‘public integrity’ to rescue them (2010.11.28)
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Why do newspapers think an “HTML5 product” will do anything their existing Web sites can do? (Updated 2010.12.06)
- One more time: E-books do not contain ‘formatting’ (2010.10.18)
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Craig Morgan Teicher is the latest æsthete to run screaming from E-book copy that is “swamped in code”
- BookNet Canada Technology Forum pitch (2010.10.07)
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I proposed a session on structured documents for managers and editors for the BookNet Canada 2011 Technology Forum. The deadline for submissions was an insane six months in advance
- Publishers as Flashturbators (2010.08.31)
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The Web is old enough that history can repeat itself. What’s happening now with E-books parallels what happened with Web sites in the early Aughties