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Big question: what do you think about portfolio platforms?
Sites such as Behance, Carbonmade and Cargo offer great virtual spaces for creatives to display their work – but is it wrong to use an ‘off the rack’ platform? We ask our panel of experts -
Mozilla’s standards based PDF reader
Company aims to support all browsers using HTML5 and JavaScript -
WebGL security holes highlighted
Context Information Security unearths back-door threats -
Netherlands passes net neutrality law
Dutch to legislate against telco and ISP service discrimination -
Devs respond to Twitter/Apple partnership
Deep Twitter integration into iOS 5 beneficial for all, bar client devs -
Syria offline as UN declares web access a human right
Report says disconnecting people is a rights violation, including in instances of IP infringement -
Google Apps ditches support for IE7
Firefox 3.5 and Safari 3 also on borrowed time as Google pushes HTML5 -
The 10 principles of inclusive web design
Sandi Wassmer of Copious explains the 10 principles of inclusive web design and how to apply them to the real world of website building -
Big question: what are your views on the term ‘web design’?
In last month’s Big Question, Reading Room’s CEO Margaret Manning sparked a discussion on Twitter with her argument that the term ‘web design’ should be abandoned. What do our other experts think? -
Facebook expands developer network
New accreditations bring the total number of Preferred Developer Consultants to 90 -
Adobe unveils CSS Regions
Prototype CSS styles bring magazine-like layouts to the web -
Analysis: Microsoft buys Skype
Industry flummoxed as Microsoft splashes out $8 billion on barely profitable VoIP provider -
Webby winners revealed
As the 15th annual Webby winners celebrate their victories, designers ask if the awards are now irrelevant -
Google Chrome Canary now available for Mac
Mac users finally get bleeding-edge browser as Chrome version numbers climb month-on-month -
Friendster and Google Video rattle the cloud
Long-term data safety questioned in light of Google Video and Friendster repositioning -
Nominations open for the 2011 .net Awards
Suggest your favourite sites, apps and people and celebrate the best of the web -
Google circles WebM wagons
WebM Community Cross-License Initiative introduced to safeguard WebM against patent problems -
DEA judicial review thrown out
Final score: media industry giants 1, rights and freedoms 0 -
Big question: how does web design need to improve?
Web design is a young, vibrant and ever-expanding profession. But that doesn't mean everything in the industry is perfect. We asked our panel of experts to identify their personal bugbears...
