March 2010
14 posts
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Internet Statistics and Numbers — Tech Crunchies →
Great site for internet statistics - just a wealth of information here
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Fascinating Internet Stats
JESS3 / The State of The Internet from JESS3 on Vimeo.
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CSS Image Opacity / Transparency →
Dead simple code for onmouseover transparency effect (image appears faded but pops up to full opacity when you scroll over it)
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Expand/Collapse Paragraph - WebDeveloper.com →
Dead simple way to do expand/collapse display with a toggle button
function toggleMe(a){ var e=document.getElementById(a); if(!e)return true; if(e.style.display=="none"){ e.style.display="block" } else{ e.style.display="none" } return true; }
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Interactive Narratives - The Best in Multimedia... →
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Placehold.it | Tools for News →
How great is this??? just put in your image size and it creates a placeholder image to throw into your code!
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Many Eyes →
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50 Great Examples of Data Visualization →
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BBC World Service - SuperPower Nation →
This is so cool. It’s a live multilingual chat powered by Google Translate. The interface actually looks really similar to babelwith.me, which is a tool I flagged for myself almost a year ago now.
I’ve been saying for a long time that, for international organizations, translation is one of the most exciting areas to watch, and it seems like the BBC is beating us all in diving into...
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If you ever doubted outreach works...
Step 1:
We link to Sudan Watch on our Sudan special report page…
Step 2:
Sudan Watch catches it and links back to us in a generic post…
Step 3:
@rovingbandit picks it up and sends out the link on twitter…
Step 4:
I catch @rovingbandit’s tweet (and, later, the Sudan Watch post itself when I check my RSS reader) and write Sudan Watch a thank you email…
Step 5:
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New Google Tool Visualizes Public Data in Animated... →
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PolicyTool for Social Media →
This is great! It’s a build-your-own social media site that asks you 12 questions and generates a sample social media policy based on your responses. Here’s a sample of what it spits out from Beth’s Blog
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Yahoo Pipes Regex Tips →
I have been having lots of fun with Yahoo! Pipes recently, and getting a moderate handle on the Regex operator makes it even better. Three that I’ve found super handy thus far:
1) Add a suffix: Replace ($) with SUFFIX $1
2) Add a prefix: Replace (^) with PREFIX $1
3) Remove text: Replace (TEXT) with blank
4) Remove everything in front of text: Replace .*?(TEXT) with blank
5) Remove...