Living Digital - Data Our Ticket To Digital Status

Posted on May 22nd, 2009 by Pete Gurrie

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The idea of how people currently use data has been a musing of mine for some time now. Data seems to have become the DNA of everything we do, be it from brushing your teeth with a tooth brush which has been designed based on marketing and consumer research data to the more obvious like weather prediction [...]

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Categorising The Internet

Posted on May 22nd, 2009 by Anna Yuan

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This post came about as we were trying to find a way to look at the Internet so that we could explain to clients how to use it. The first approach was an attempt to categorise - to bundle sites into discrete groups, like “Social Networking” or “Photo Sharing”.  Its no small challenge but I [...]

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Internet 101: Social Media Studies

Posted on May 13th, 2009 by Kelvin Koh

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Some would say that this is a subject not worth explaining - being nearly a decade old now (blogs first started gaining popularity in 1999 and one of the first social network sites (Friendster) was founded in 2002). But I find that while some apply the convenient label onto it, very few perhaps understand what it is or what it is about. So here’s the first in a series of the very basics about what social media is. But for today, an introduction…

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Web Design Trends

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by Aonghus Davoren

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Only when the design fails does it draw attention to itself; when it succeeds, it’s invisible.
John D. Berry
This blog post is a quick look at some of the more recent trends that are appearing in web design. Some of these trends have been around for a number of years while others have emerged in more [...]

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