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The Noun Project

A web site is collecting, organizing, and expanding a universal library of recognizable symbols, the building blocks of the world’s visual language.

The Spread of TED

PostRank applies their real-time engagement monitoring engine to reveal which TED talks are being discussed.

e-Tarzan, url Jane

After a few years of curating some interesting links on women in technology, it is time to hit “Publish.”

Closing Open Tabs

What to do when I have too many things to read? Gain closure (literally) by doing a link post.

Political Use of Social Media

22% of all online Americans used social media for politics during the 2010 campaigns. More importantly, that use is no longer dominated by one political party.

Recalling Baseball History on the iPad

Pennant is a visually-appealing iPad application that allows exploration of six decades of Major League Baseball games. Even in its early form, it is worth the $5 asking price to any baseball fan.

Prepping for HTML5

As more PC tablets ready to join the iPad on the market, web programmers will benefit from embracing HTML5.

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