Friday, December 17, 2004
It seems that yesterday Google were forcing us to search through the UK domain. If you went to http://www.google.com and you were in the UK then you got diverted to http://www.google.co.uk.
Looking again today, I see that there has been a slight shift of strategy. They must still be detecting that we come from the UK because, the google home page shows a ‘go to Google.uk’ option.
There is more news about Google and it relates to eBooks .....
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Posted on 17 Dec 2004 around 5pm •
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Thursday, December 16, 2004
This is now coming your way on the ExpressionEngine Expressway! Thanks to wonderul technical supprt from the the people at pMachine, I have managed to convert pagetoscreen.net to use the ExpressionEngine blogging/content management tool from pMachine Pro.
pMachine is terrific but there were several reasons why I wanted to make this conversion.
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Posted on 16 Dec 2004 around 12pm •
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Wednesday, December 15, 2004
Leaving the conference at the end of the third day, I found myself wondering—- am I really an ‘information worker’? This seemed to be a phrase used frequently during the 3 days of this tightly packed conference.
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Posted on 15 Dec 2004 around 12am •
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Thursday, December 02, 2004
Well no RSS doesn’t mean that at all it actually means .... well it’s rather complicated. Timo Hannay, Associate Director, Nature Publishing Group gave us the rundown on RSS at todays Online-Information conference in London. The reason for the confusion over the acronym RSS is that in its first version (0.9) it meant Rich Site Summary. Later developers labelled version 2.0 Really Simple Syndication. With version 1.0 came the integration of another acronym - RDF (Resource Description Framework), and so we now have RDF Site Syndication. Version 2.0 of RSS seems to have less functionality than version 1.0. Confused?
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Posted on 02 Dec 2004 around 9pm •
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Wednesday, December 01, 2004
At todays Online-Information conference in London, Louis Rosenfeld gave a keynote on Information Architecture, and was cheerful and optimistic. He gave us a survey of his views on the changing patterns of work for Information Architects.
Louis Rosenfeld, co-author of Information Architecture for the World Wide Web talked about those who work with corporations (innies) and those who work as self-employed consultants (outies).
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Posted on 01 Dec 2004 around 8pm •
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About PageToScreen:
This web site is a kind of depository for all the things about getting stuff onto the web.
Also see my web site about my boat AViVA. This was built with iWeb (not exactly to web standards but interesting tool for web building).
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September 02, 10 - 02:04 pm
Here is my review of Elizabeth Castro's 'EPub Straight to the Point' - http://goo.gl/hicg
August 29, 10 - 01:35 am
Back from holidays in Brittany. When raining read Liz Castro's book on ePub. Great stuff. Will write review.
August 22, 10 - 07:53 pm
Editing ePub iBooks directly on the iPad with PhoneDisk. http://bit.ly/92jti4 iPad cache makes difficult workflow. I keep trying.
August 22, 10 - 08:59 am
Investigating 'Sigil' wysiwyg ePub editor http://bit.ly/aX30OU
August 21, 10 - 12:16 pm
Phone Disk - iPad, iTouch, iPhone Disk Mode for Mac and PC http://t.co/RpnkhrO via @AddThis
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