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Internet Explorer to auto-update
Microsoft announces that XP users are going to get IE8; everyone else to get the latest IE -
CSS best practices are killing us
CSS ninja Nicole Sullivan argues common CSS practices have outlived their usefulness -
Wikipedia mulls censorship protest
Plans to blank out pages in opposition of SOPA -
Dev argues against web industry egotism
Rachel Andrew on discussion versus public humiliation -
Big question: what has been your web design highlight of 2011?
The last year has brought a lot of changes to the web design industry. Our experts discuss the best bits of 2011... -
Gavin Elliott on web conferences
Gavin Elliott, who ran the DIBI web conference for Codeworks, talks to Oliver Lindberg about why he has given it up, what he's learned and what we can expect from his own project, next year's Industry Conference -
Browser war reignited on mobile
Hopes for WebKit to take over and 'unify' the mobile web -
Airside studio to close
Founders to shut up shop and end on a high -
appMobi open sources key HTML5 dev technologies
JavaScript Bridge API, mobiUS browser and more on GitHub -
Web pages bloat 25 per cent in a year
Pingdom report suggests images and scripting to blame -
Firefox rapid release cycle might improve security
Mozilla also addressing update fatigue in 2012 -
Big mouth: Bubbleicious
Groupon has become the biggest internet floatation since Google. Your favourite band’s back and your favourite dotcom bubble is being reborn. Gary Marshall is getting déjà vu -
2011 web design survey opens
Jeffrey Zeldman tells us how data on web workers benefits the whole industry -
SOPA bill threatens web industry
Draconian US bill threatens entire web, argue industry figures -
Online stores have '10 seconds' to snare shoppers
Survey: most UK adults to buy online, but demand fast sites -
Big question: how do faster browser releases affect your work?
Browser updates are being released more frequently, but is changing quickly all that it’s cracked up to be? We consult our experts -
BT asked to block Pirate Bay
Entertainment industry ‘request’ follows hot on the heels of BT block of Netzbin2 -
Chrome 15 adds CSS Regions support
Browser supports Adobe's attempt to bring magazine layout to the web -
Devs respond to Google Maps API limits
New pricing structure could freeze out indie developers
