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Tag Archives: web
facebook Community Pages
I’m not a fan of the new community pages on facebook. Take this one for example. I believe I’m a member because I have Making Music as something I like in my profile: The thing is, I do like making … Continue reading
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Tagged facebook, internet, Politics, social media, social networks, web
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MGMT – Streaming Free
Because of a leak MGMT is streaming their new album free at http://www.whoismgmt.com/ Totally worth a listen. It’s good.
Graphically Grammatical Gumboot
That might not make sense, but captain John “no blower” Horn plugged my favorite blog into Wordle. What came out is a great thing:
Evolution Radio Now at BCIT.ca
BCIT’s fantastic web people redesigned the front page and added a handy link to our student-run commercial radio station. BCIT : : evolution 107.9 :: live streaming radio Blogged with Flock
Broadcast Websites
Broadcaster number three in my list of good broadcasters has just updated the music section of their site. It looks very similar to broadcaster number two’s, which is similar to broadcaster number one’s. The colours are different for sure, but … Continue reading
Tagged broadcasting, CBC, Nickel Creek, NPR, web
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How long does new and shiny last?
I just wanted to maintain my network of friends and colleagues, and make some new connections along the way. Last night on the way home from work my girlfriend said she was bored with facebook. She isn’t interested in the … Continue reading
Bringing Web-apps back to the Desktop – Prism
When I first started learning about web applications I was super excited that my workflow could be unshackled from my computer. I loved them, except for when explorer/firefox/flock/safari crashed while I was browsing another tab. Mozilla, brilliant folks that they … Continue reading