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Article Visualizing Email by Christopher Butler on April 2, 2009 I created two graphs this week, one showing the amount of email I received per day over one week, the other showing the amount of email I received per hour over one day... Read Now About
Article Digital Conservation: How Much More Can We Expect? by Christopher Butler on April 1, 2009 Here are a few more questions I've thought about in light of this digital conservation idea. What are all the freely stored pieces of data I have online? Here's what I've come up with so far... Read Now About
Article Small is in the Zeitgeist by Christopher Butler on April 1, 2009 I saw a great article this week on the Harvard Business publishing website called Why Small Companies Will Win in This Economy. Here's a good quote, but check out the full article... Read Now About
Article Digital Conservation: Where Does My Facebook Data Go? by Christopher Butler on March 31, 2009 I was talking with some friends the other night about this idea of digital conservation, and wondering aloud if I might be ready to stop using Facebook (probably not just yet). However, I had heard rumors that if you delete your Facebook account, all of your information- wall posts, photos, messages, videos, etc. - will remain on Facebook's servers, and possibly even visible on your former friends' profiles and any groups you belonged to. Is this true? I decided to do a little digging. Read Now About
Article How fast are we advancing? by Brian Chiou on March 30, 2009 Excellent video I came across. It really makes you wonder how we ever got to where we are so quickly. If this video interests you, please also read Chris's blog about Digital Conservation which also has some eye-popping statistics. Read Now About
Article Introduction to Podcasting, Part 1: What is a Podcast? by Jason Adams on March 30, 2009 This is the first in a short series of posts examining podcasts: what they are, where to find them, how they might benefit your website, and how to make your own.And, just so you know that I know what I'm talking about, my own podcast is currently in its fourth year... Read Now About
Article It’s Time to Start a Digital Conservation Movement by Christopher Butler on March 30, 2009 Since the Amazon Kindle 2 was announced, I've continually been wondering whether a device like it is a good idea. At a price of $359.99 (no monthly fees, 60 second book delivery), it would take a long time of buying digital books at a substantially lower cost than the printed versions for it to "pay for itself." So, my first question was whether buying Kindle version books was even a good deal at all. I decided to look at some of the books I've read in the past year, comparing the prices for a Kindle version, a printed version, and a used version. Read Now About
Article Converting special characters and symbols to html published on March 28, 2009 Ever wondered how to add a Registered Trade Mark symbol → ® or a copyright symbol → © to your web page? Here is a list of common signs and symbols and how to convert them to html. Read Now About
Article Prospect Experience Design A Sense of Place by Mark O’Brien on March 27, 2009 What makes you want to stick around? If you decide to take a walk in the woods on a Sunday afternoon, aren't you more likely to take your time and meander around if you are on clearly marked trails, each with a beginning and end that you're familiar with? This would be in contrast to getting off trail, or lost somehow. When we get lost, our objective becomes urgently clear: get found, and get out. If you all of a sudden find yourself lost in the woods, chances are your walk is going to end up being a lot shorter than it would have if you felt safe and comfortable the entire time.The same is true for websites... Read Now About
Article A Look in to My Google Reader by Christopher Butler on March 27, 2009 Every now and then, I like to look at my Google Reader account and take a big-picture view of what I'm reading. Sometimes I notice surprising trends in my own behavior that I don't notice on a day to day basis. Google Reader's "Trends" view shows me a pretty detailed report of everything I'm subscribed to and what I do with that content... Read Now About
