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MischMasch 2009-05-11

Georg Portenkirchner — Mon, 11 May 2009 21:14:08 +0000

German based business networking site XING announced their first two OpenSocial applications. XING News lets you discover news filtered by your XING network. Ask XING lets you ask questions and get answers. More applications by XING and by several partners will follow. XING News and Ask XING will will distribute virally on XING. (Via net.work.xing

270 participants took part in Yahoo!’s second Open Hack Day in London, submitting 51 hacks. (Via Yodel Anecdotal)

Data, Not Design, Is King in the Age of Google is the title of a New York Times article on data-driven design, citing Douglas Bowman and other designers. (Via Doug Bowman (stop) on Twitter)

MischMasch 2008-05-23

Georg Portenkirchner — Fri, 23 May 2008 21:26:12 +0000

Webmonkey was a useful resource for web developers. Back in the ninetees it was started as part of HotWired that was acquired by Lycos in 1999. For a long time it was nothing more than an archive. Now Webmonkey is back, relaunched by Wired based on MediaWiki, making Webmonkey a collaborative project. (Via Jeffrey Veen)

Techmeme, the tech web site aggregating blogs and other news sites, has finally added search.

The New York Times released the beta version of Times Reader for the Mac, a programme with the ability to view the paper offline and with less ads than the web version. Times Reader for the Mac demands the installation of Microsoft Silverlight. So far the reactions are not very positive and there is a lot of criticism on the the use of Microsoft Silverlight.

MischMasch 2007-11-13

Georg Portenkirchner — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 21:12:13 +0000

There are three new Get a Mac ads: Boxer, Podium, and PR-Lady.

Andy Baio, the founder of Upcoming, that now is part of Yahoo!, is leaving to concentrate on Waxy.org

An article in the New York Times about microblogs, especially Twitter and Tumblr.