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Will Sullivan's guide to mobile, tablet & emerging tech ideas

Category Archives: print design

News and innovation in newspaper, magazine and other antiquated means of distributing information. (I’m kidding!) (Kinda.)

June 19, 2007
by Will Sullivan
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Web surfers are ADD babies on crack; Reinforcing age stereotypes and technology; A multimedia steal; Friends don’t let friends overuse the Ken Burns effect

To display groups of photos, use a non-automated photo gallery I think we all need to realize that most web surfers act like a babies on crack, with a severe case of ADD. (Which is another reason video is not … Continue reading →

June 12, 2007
by Will Sullivan
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Net neutrality for mobile applications; The NFL’s absurd new video policy; Browser Wars 2.0: Revenge of the Fruit; Billboards that know you’re watching them

Spectrum Warriors of the Digital Infrastructure “This year the Federal Communications Commission will auction off another chunk of wireless spectrum; the U.S. Senate will hold hearings on the plans for the sale this week. Now a band of technology veterans … Continue reading →

April 20, 2007
by Will Sullivan
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Page-view juicing is evil; Chicago citizen journalism market contines to get crowded; The Google phone; Free Nikon cameras

Pagination and Page-View Juicing are Evil “In the long run, it’s not total HTTP requests that will determine how successful you are. It’s what percentage of any given population’s attention you earn. Don’t blow it by manipulating your readers.” NYTimes … Continue reading →