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Service Design Thinks and Drinks/4: What is Service Design?

Service Design Thinks and Drinks/4: Service Design vis a vis Experience Design

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WebDU 2010: Flash highlights

Adobe were a little self aware post Steve Jobs anti Flash rant but not defensive at this year’s webDU conference. Why? Because Flash continues to improve and there are few haters in the webDU crowd. Gone was the spiel about the quick uptake of flash and flash penetration in the market place. The emphasis this year was on performance improvements in Flash beta 10.1. Expect more fan fare after the official release later this year.

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WebDU 2010: the year of touch

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How will publishing respond to e-books?

Stephen Page is the head of publishing houseĀ Faber and Faber. He was interviewed by Monica Attard on Radio National for Sunday Profile last week. This post summarises the interview.

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UX Studies: Interview Series Introduction

The aim of the interview series UX Studies, is to look at and discuss the education paths people have taken to skill up for their career in the user experience field.

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Mumbrella’s Twitter Policy

Focal Attractions are the publishers of Mumbrella, an online magazine for media and marketing news. They revealed in the MX rag yesterday that they plan to put a clause, claiming ownership of tweets, in employees contracts. The reason why is because: Read the rest of this entry »

JD: Web Developer

I really appreciate when people share their definitions of job descriptions within the web industry. I just finished reading this post, Why front-end developers are so important to the future of businesses on the web [Sep 24, 2009] by Paul Carvill, a web developer for the Guardian.

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webDU 2009 — Year of the Prototype

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