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2007

July

• HTML 5 : We don’t need no XHTML

June

• AT&T chief Ed Whitacre on Net Neutrality

• IFPI: Ten “inconvenient truths” about file-swapping

• Five steps to a better design portfolio

May

• iTunes 7.2 released with support for DRM-free ‘iTunes Plus’ music

• Microsoft Surface: Behind-the-Scenes First Look

• Why On The Lot Flops, Flounders, and Fails

• A Fair(y) Use Tale

• Can CBS Put the Net Into Network?

• Gonzales Pledges To Get Tougher On Content Pirates

• Lawsuit Invokes DMCA to Force DRM Adoption

• Congrats

• Sun’s JavaFX to take on AJAX, Silverlight

April

• Microsoft shows off rival to Flash, QuickTime

• Copyright Royalties to Kill Net Radio May 15

• Behind The 25th EVVY Webcast

March

• DMCA Creator Admits Failure, Blames RIAA

• Blogging’s not the enemy, says Dan Rather

• Cracking Google’s ‘secret sauce’ algorithm

• Macs play a role in the movie “300,” TV’s “Lost”

• Best Indie Games 2007

• An Economic Explanation For Why DRM Cannot Open Up New Business Model Opportunities

• Game Player Developers Needed

February

• Save the Internet

• Tim O’Reilly on the new Yahoo! Pipes

• Thoughts on Steve

• Web 2.0: The Machine is Us

2006

December

• Adobe launches CSS Advisor

• MPAA Kills Anti-Pretexting Bill

• Every Old Meme Is New Again

November

• Creative Commons’ License Revision Would Render Zune Noncompliant

• Google: ‘iPod will hold all the world’s TV in 12 years’

• U.S. Copyright Office Allows Hacking of Cellphone Lockout and Abandonware Copy Protection

• Tahoe Commercial Break

• 3D Mac game development contest now underway

• Down with DRM?

• Is DRM good or bad for consumers?

• Flash, Firefox to unite

• Best Magazine Cover Finalists

• NoPattern

• MS shuts MSN Music

• US Presidential Speeches Tag Cloud

• Internet interest at CBS

• CSS Reboot: November 2006

• How iTunes saved ‘The Office’

• UTube sues YouTube

• Google’s Bruce Johnson on GWT 1.2 RC

• Web reaches new milestone: 100 million sites

October

• Google buys JotSpot, offers free wiki pages

• An interview with filmmaker Matt Hanson

• FairGame strips iTunes DRM with iMovie

• Greenscreen and Bluescreen Checklist

• Blogging and the Academe

• Apple launches AJAX webmail service

• A series of unfortunate events hobble Blogger

• Winners announced for the ‘My Dream App’ contest

• Nine skills that separate good and great designers

• newsmap

• Sony Bravia: Paint

• Trusted Computing

• Buzz Image: Making of

• Google gives Writely and Spreadsheets a common platform

• IE Market Share Drops to Lowest Level in Years

• ALA Primer

• Google Buys YouTube

• Google helps programmers find code online

• New All-In-1 Software From AOL Built With Free Strategy in Mind

• Google launches website widgets

• New Jersey launches iTunes tax

• Life After Microsoft

September

• Major League Hubris Hurts Its Podcast

• Behind the scenes of Intel’s new Multiply ads

• MS debuts Wallop social network

• Web 2.0 Winners and Losers

• CSS Mastery: Fixed-Width, Liquid, and Elastic Layouts and Faux Columns

• Setup Your Own VOIP

• Wikipedia Won’t Bow to Chinese Censors

• Judge Rules Sites Can Be Sued Over Design

• CSS Mastery: Page Layout

• We Feel Fine

August

• What’s Next, Ramen Noodles?

• Universal backs free music rival to iTunes

• A Nation Divided Over Piracy

• RIAA ‘Sensitivity’ Backfires

• As Flash Turns 10, Adobe Looks Ahead

July

• Yahoo! Calls for DRM Free Music

• Hilary Rosen: Singing a New Song

• Site-Lookup Service Foils Fraud

June

• Consumers Don’t Want Flexible DRM

• Google Tests New Money Maker

• Your First Firefox Extension

• Behavioral Separation

• Tales from the Public Domain: Bound by Law?

• French Bend on ITunes Law

• Italian Directors Shoot Film With Cell

• Netscape Web portal morphs into ‘social news’ site

• Network neutrality interests Senators and Moonie-owned newspapers alike

• Yahoo Mail Worm May Be First Of Many As Ajax Proliferates

• WIPO Considers New Type of Intellectual Property Right

• Prioritizing Web Usability

• Google Releases Free Mac SketchUp

• James Bond 007: Licensed to Mac

• Don’t Let ‘Intellectual Property’ Twist Your Ethos

• What comes after Java and .Net? Agents.

• AOL extends AIM developer program

• Big Microsoft Brother

• Shedding Light on An Inconvenient Truth

• Shoot It on the Virtual Backlot

• Rosen Believes RIAA is Wrong about P2P Lawsuits

• Browse the Web in Three Dimensions

• Court Orders Wiretapping of the Internet

• EFF Co-Founder to MPAA President

• Congress Fails to Protect Net Neutrality

• The Worst Bill You’ve Never Heard Of

• Net neutrality to get vote in US House

• Macworld Intro to Podcasting

• 10 flagrant grammar mistakes that make you look stupid

• Death by DMCA

• Get Your Feet Wet with WordPress

• Court Rules Sites Can’t Tell Visitors to Go Away

• Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization

May

• Neutral Net? Who Are You Kidding?

• The DVD War Against Consumers

• Big Telcos Threaten the Net

• 10 Tips on Writing the Living Web

• How to Create User Friendly Web Sites

• Ruby for Java

• Unraveling The Mac OS X Linux Kernel Myth

• The 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time

• Judiciary Passes Net Neutrality Bill

• A New Open-Source Politics

• Apple loses court appeal against online journalists

• Adobe Reveals More Details on Apollo

• YouTube thrashes Web video market

• DRM Protest in Hazmat Suits

• RIAA Sues XM, Deserves Squat

• How to Use the HTTP Protocol

• PSYOP Creates Visual Haiku for MTV HD

• Google Releases AJAX Framework

• The Amazon Technology Platform

• Jahshaka 2.0 RC3

• eBay patent ruling gets mixed reviews

• Verizon: Net neutrality limits broadband’s potential

• UNcool

• The 10th Annual Webby Awards

• Jeremiah’s Browsings

• How to Stream Your iPod

• Flash XML FAQ

• Crowd Maker for Maya

• Why You Should Care About Network Neutrality

April

• We’re Nominated!

• Redesign Slashdot

• High DPI Web Sites and CSS Units

• Terminal ASCII Movies

• China Outlaws Owning an Email Server

• HD Formats Boycott

• Rockbox

• DMCA’s Unintended Consequences

• States seek levies on digital-media downloads

• Geek Graffiti Takes on New York

• Integrating Flex 2.0 and PHP

• FREE*PASS video download service promises no DRM hassle

• Ten video sharing services compared

• This Boring Headline Is Written for Google

• Design software weakens classic drawing skills

• RIAA Recommends Students Drop out of College

• Firefox breaks 10 percent, Safari comes in third

• Stop the Presses … Go Online

• Reasons to Love Open-Source DRM

March

• DV KnowledgeBase

• DRM and the Myth of the Analog Hole

• Ask.com Dumps Jeeves, Improves Search

• Steve Jobs’ Best Quotes Ever

• eBay Heads to High Court

• Web Authoring Stats from Google

• Google Joins the Lobbying Herd

• Tuttle vs CentOS

• WPF/E vs Flash analysis

• The New Wisdom of the Web

• Photoshop and the Intel switch

• AJAX Competitor to Microsoft Office

• FCC Backs Tiered Internet

• Sony MiniDisc recorder to feature Mac support

• France Might Liberate the Music (kinda/maybe/not)

• Judge: Google must give index data to gov’t

• Semapedia

• DRM reduces battery life

• French law may legalize DRM removal

• Opera Passes Acid2 Test

• Settle Up with Sony BMG

• Apostrophe Interview

• HD Compositing Shoot

• Welcome to the New Blog

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