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November 13th, 11:32pm 0 comments

Posterous op de iPhone

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De blogtool die voor simpelheid gaat, Posterous, is nu ook voor de iPhone beschikbaar. Een kleine app die op het eerste gezicht nog wat onderzoek vergt, want waar zit de mogelijkheid om websites te quoten etc zoals Amplify kan?
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November 9th, 11:37pm 0 comments

Paris vs New York, a tally of two cities

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Vandaag in nrcnext gespot, een fraaie blog over de verschillen en overeenkomsten tussen Parijs en New York. Leuk thema, mooie stijl.

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November 6th, 1:34pm 1 comment

Scanwiches

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briljant.

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September 22nd, 12:32pm 0 comments

5 Easy Steps to a Simpler Blog Design | Webdesigner Depot

Simplicity is an art, and these five steps are just the beginning. These are the easy 20% of changes you can make to get 80% of the way to a simple blog design:

  1. Put content front and center.
  2. Get rid of unnecessary elements in your posts.
  3. Get rid of unnecessary sidebar elements.
  4. Shorten the header’s height.
  5. Reduce the number of colors.

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July 29th, 5:36am 0 comments

There Are No Rules - Publishing Is the New Literacy: 3 Things Writers Must Know

In a world where publishing is effortless, the decision to publish something isn’t terribly momentous. Just as movable type raised the value of being able to read and write even as it destroyed the scribal tradition, globally free publishing is making public speech and action more valuable, even as its absolute abundance diminishes the specialness of professional publishing.  For a generation that is growing up without the scarcity that made publishing such a serious-minded pursuit, the written word has no special value in and of itself.

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July 18th, 1:02pm 0 comments

The evolving blogosphere: An empire gives way | The Economist

ONLINE archaeology can yield surprising results. When John Kelly of Morningside Analytics, a market-research firm, recently pored over data from websites in Indonesia he discovered a “vast field of dead blogs”. Numbering several thousand, they had not been updated since May 2009. Like hastily abandoned cities, they mark the arrival of the Indonesian version of Facebook, the online social network.

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July 18th, 12:56pm 0 comments

Reports of blogging's death have been greatly exaggerated

When all we had was the stage, every performance was a play. When we got films, a great lot of these stories moved to the screen, where they'd always belonged (they'd been squeezed onto a stage because there was no alternative). When TV came along, those stories that were better suited to the small screen were peeled away from the cinema and relocated to the telly. When YouTube came along, it liberated all those stories that wanted to be 3-8 minutes long, not a 22-minute sitcom or a 48-minute drama. And so on.

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February 4th, 2:57am 0 comments

This is the title of a typical incendiary blog post - Coyote Crossing

This sentence contains a provocative statement that attracts the readers’ attention, but really only has very little to do with the topic of the blog post. This sentence claims to follow logically from the first sentence, though the connection is actually rather tenuous.

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