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Start-ups should start thinking long-term
Faruk Ateş says Posterous closure is yet another blow for the web -
What social sharing widget is right for you?
Harvey Sarjant on the the next generation of social sharing widgets -
Inside the CSS WG: Arno Gourdol
Web standards advocate Molly Holzschlag gives us exclusive access to the W3C CSS Working Group and interviews Arno Gourdol, senior director of engineering, web platform and authoring, Adobe -
10 must-see sessions at SXSW Interactive
SXSWi is nearly upon us. Simon Willison, co-founder and CEO of Lanyrd, lists 2012's most popular sessions according to the data aggregated by the social conference directory -
Big question: what computer skills should be taught in schools?
The recent announcement that Britain's national school curriculum will soon include a computer science course that teaches coding has been met with much excitement. Our panel of experts discuss how they’d like to see the course put together -
The top 10 ways to create digital magazines
With the growing number of smartphones, tablets, and eReaders, why limit your audience? Create content that works for everyone, no matter what technology they prefer. Martha Rotter, co-founder of Woop.ie, reviews 10 of the best tools -
Mozilla opens app store for submissions
HTML5 app store aims to take on Apple and Google -
Airside founder launches new agency
Alex Maclean founds Rupert Ray, a new design company, with Caroline Matthews -
Cookie law: the gnarly truth
To act in accordance with new EU legislation, websites must now gain consent for the use of cookies. Mark Steven, head of client services at CIVIC, looks at the new law and explains what to do to bring your site in line -
Has the address bar had its day?
Mobile browsers and pixel-hungry designers are demanding that this interface overhead must go. Is the address bar the navigation element to put on the chopping block? Safari, Chrome, and Firefox have tried it – so is it on its way out? -
Shutterstock reveals design trends
Solace being found in nostalgia during global unease -
Dev to fix online presentations
The Pitch, a project by Faruk Ateş, is trying to make presentations a "first class citizen of the web" -
37signals to stop developing for IE8
Basecamp Next will require IE9+, Firefox 4+, Chrome 7+ or Safari 4+ -
Dev rallies against HTML5 confusion
Likens commonplace use of the term 'HTML5' as a brand AND spec to DHTML and Web 2.0 -
HTML5 and CSS3 usage guide launches
Helps developers to 'use the new and shiny responsibly' -
iBooks Author riles standards advocates
Non-standard extensions to EPUB3 format block interoperability -
Amazon launches NoSQL service DynamoDB
Cloud-based database said to be scalable, fast and reliable -
Web Heroines runs conference for women
Issues about divisiveness countered by visibility and inspiring newcomers -
2012 technology trends in marketing
In 2012, there will be two types of technology that will matter the most for brands, says Wunderman's Gregory Roekens: personal technology on the consumer side and marketing technology on the business side
