June 2009 Archives - Jamie Riddell

Jun 30
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Bookmarks for June 30th from 11:04 to 12:33

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These are my bookmarks for June 30th from 11:04 to 12:33:

  • Testing Software for Web Professionals – Litmus – Litmus makes compatibility testing easier. Litmus is lightning-fast, reliable and affordable. It's relied upon by thousands of smart freelancers and switched-on agencies; as well as big companies like Yahoo!, Facebook and eBay.
  • eBay Pulse – trends, hot picks, cool stuff and popular searches on eBay.co.uk

Jun 29
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Bookmarks for June 29th from 12:56 to 14:15

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These are my bookmarks for June 29th from 12:56 to 14:15:

  • Tether Free for iPhone 02 – Tether Free is an application written to let you use the Internet on your iPhone for free. It uses the same access point for tethered access as your iPhone uses for normal data so as far as I can tell no additional charges *should* be incurred.
  • Google move paves way for Firefox on Android | Webware – CNET – Google's move to let software run natively on Android devices opens the door for a version of Firefox that can run on the operating system.

Jun 26
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Is death no longer a career move?

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The sad news of Michael Jackson’s death has lit up the social streams as the news is radiated around the world, coupled with commentary, reaction and the occasional bad joke. His plans for an unparalleled set of concerts were set to restore his financial status and professional credibility. But with his early passing, the opportunity for such revenue generation has passed.

No doubt the record label(s) will be looking to reissue, repackage, re-evaluate the songs (double pack with a photograph, extra track and a tacky badge) which will help recoup some income for his surviving family.

But with the advent of new music channels, from Blip Fm to Spotify and Pandora, the ability to play the music instantly and share globally must start to impact on the revenue opportunity for back catalogue sales.

Is death no longer a career move?

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Jun 26
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Bookmarks for June 25th through June 26th

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Jun 25
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Bookmarks for June 24th from 16:54 to 17:12

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These are my bookmarks for June 24th from 16:54 to 17:12:

Jun 24
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Bookmarks for June 24th from 15:39 to 16:55

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These are my bookmarks for June 24th from 15:39 to 16:55:

Jun 24
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Bookmarks for June 24th from 12:50 to 13:22

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These are my bookmarks for June 24th from 12:50 to 13:22:

Jun 24
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Bookmarks for June 23rd from 11:11 to 12:55

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These are my bookmarks for June 23rd from 11:11 to 12:55:

  • AIM and Beejive Instant Messaging iPhone Apps Updated with Push Notifications – Mac Rumors – Two major instant messaging clients (AIM and Beejive) for the iPhone and iPod Touch were updated tonight with support for Push notifications. Instant messaging was always cited as one of the major reasons the iPhone and iPod Touch needed some form of background processing. Prior to iPhone 3.0, if you were to switch out of these applications, there was no easy way for the applications to notify you of an incoming message.
  • 35+ Horizontal Websites for Your Design Inspiration | Vandelay Design Blog – Websites that use horizontal scrolling in addition to, or instead of, vertical scrolling are becoming more popular. While this trend isn’t a good idea in every situation, the sites showcased here may give you some ideas or inspiration for using this approach in one of your own projects.
  • Powerful Images to Give Lessons Punch | The Whiteboard Blog – One of the benefits of having an Interactive Whiteboard in the classroom (or even just a data projector) is the opportunity to display full colour high quality images instead of grainy acetates or posters. With a powerful image you can really add some “punch” to your lesson. Put images up while students are coming into the room – use them as part of a lesson starter – stimulate questions.