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Dev: keep government tech open source
We can't let large corporates "buy UK policy", says Richard Harvey -
Facebook buys Instagram for $1billion
Acquisition showcases reality for services without business models -
GOV.UK releases design principles
Emphasis on focus and designing for the user, along with openness -
Testing the responsive site for BBC News
We find out how the BBC tested its revamped news website for mobile -
Devs debate Adobe Flash 'speed tax'
Premium features to require revenue sharing -
Adobe’s Bruce Bowman on Adobe Shadow
Shadow’s senior product manager reveals the origins of the revolutionary testing tool -
Content parity across devices is essential
Brad Frost says to give people what they ask for, not hobble mobile -
Are free apps and web services evil?
Christian Heilmann wants free services to stop punishing users -
Web devs battle new iPad’s Retina display
From SVG to media queries, all solutions point to more work for designers -
Chrome appears to pass IE in browser wars
StatCounter claims Chrome overtook IE, but Microsoft counters -
Behind the Curator's Code
Maria Popova warns against failing to build a true information society -
Start-ups should start thinking long-term
Faruk Ateş says Posterous closure is yet another blow for the web -
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 -
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 -
Mozilla opens app store for submissions
HTML5 app store aims to take on Apple and Google -
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 -
What social sharing widget is right for you?
Harvey Sarjant on the the next generation of social sharing widgets -
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 -
Airside founder launches new agency
Alex Maclean founds Rupert Ray, a new design company, with Caroline Matthews
