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In may 2009, at the Google I/O Conference, Lars Rasmussen presented a new Google application called “Google Wave” that should have revolutionized the way to communicate and collaborate on-line.
The new Google product immediately took many positive comments and was defined as one of the most promising tools of 2010. But the initial enthusiasm was short lived.Google Wave is an application that merges instant messaging, e-mail, document editor, wiki tool and much more, but it seems none of this…
The sidebar is an important element of every blog. In a standard two-columns layout it’s placed to the right of the main section and includes information and links related to the content of blog posts. A well organized sidebar should include some important items, such as subscription options, advertisements, recent and popular posts, and help blog readers find contextual information related to the article they are reading or, in general, about the blog they are browsing…
3 Books To Understand Social Media Even If They Don’t Talk About Social Media
February 5, 2010 - Posted by Stefano Mizzella in Social Media
More than once I heard someone say that to really understand social media is enough to have a profile on Facebook, on Twitter, YouTube, and so on. Nothing more wrong. Social media are changing culture, society and knowledge sharing. In this change, technology is certainly something important but not decisive. So, understanding social media means go deep in some books that marked the origin and development of cyber-culture.
The Best Websites to Watch Streaming TV Shows, TV Series and Movies
February 4, 2010 - Posted by Antonio Lupetti in Radar
Here is a round-up with the best services online that allow you to watch in streaming the best TV series, shows and movies for free. This collection includes Hulu, TVGorge, Fancast and Cast TV.
Dear friends, something is changing on Woork Up. As you know, since its birth in October 2007, this blog has been mainly addressed to web designers and developers becoming a popular and appreciated website in that area. Now, due to a big increase in popularity of Woork Up, I believe it’s the right moment to make a choice in a new direction.
Targeting your Audience with Twitter Local Trends
January 31, 2010 - Posted by Jamie Jones in Social Media
A huge asset to all businesses currently using or undergoing the social media transition on Twitter will now have the option of broadcasting and targeting national tweets. Twitter unvailed on 27/01/2010 that you can now target certain trending topics to your country thus filtering out any unwanted information from other countries.
6 Spectacular Flash Storytelling Websites
January 31, 2010 - Posted by Antonio Lupetti in Inspiration
Here is a collection of 6 spectacular storytelling websites you have to see for you daily inspiration.
How The iPad Could Change The Face of The Web
January 31, 2010 - Posted by Antonio Lupetti in Tech News
Apple CEO Steve Jobs presents the new Apple iPad at a company event in San Francisco.When in 2007 Apple launched the iPhone not only reinvented the phone but it also introduced a revolutionary user experience that has changed definitively the way to browse the Web with a mobile device then before.
In that same period, I remember browsing the Web with a Nokia or Windows Mobile phone was an arduous undertaking: webpages was unreadable on small screens on portable devices, slow to render in mobile browsers and all available options that allowed users to fit pages to screen (for increasing readability) was ridiculously worse than the problem they was trying to fix…
IM StreetScene Is The Next Video Generation Street View
January 23, 2010 - Posted by Antonio Lupetti in Tech News
We all know Street View, the Google service that provides 360° panoramic views for many streets in the world. Immersive Media is working on an evolution of Street View that provides 360°, full motion, interactive video experience.
In 2004, the Web 2.0 philosophy introduced a new paradigm for the Web that also marked a huge change of direction in the approach to design websites than before. Tag Cloud was probably one of the most popular elements which characterized that period in web design. But are tag clouds really useful?

