Nov 27, 2007 -
MSN recently did a reader poll about the Ten Biggest Web Annoyances (beyond the nagging problems such as e-mail spam, phishing lures, viruses, and spyware) that really got me thinking. The annoyances were categorized by an Annoyance Factor, as in the percentage of readers who were either very annoyed or infuriated by the issue. Predictably, dubious privacy policies ended up with an aggravation factor of 69 percent, beating out difficult online forms and the over commercialization of the web by a landslide.
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Jun 16, 2008 -
I guess loving this Web 2.Oh Yeeeah! T-shirt depends on how you feel about Web 2.0. Do you really, really love Web 2.0?
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Jun 26, 2008 -
Imagine being able to interview for jobs all over the world — without leaving your hometown?!
Companies LiveHire and LeafsofTalent are looking to blow up the workforce with Webcam Interview Ready Rooms (WIRRs) and Interview Ready Rooms (IRRs), so that employers and potential employees can connect remotely for job interviews. The plus side is, you won't have to worry about whether you should shake their hand.
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Nov 07, 2007 -
I can understand being obsessed with all the new social networking sites, but are you that much of a fan that you would wear an entire list of them on a t-shirt? Adam Bartholl and Markus Angermeier have teamed up to create this "Are You Social" tee that lists the best-known social web services with their icons and colors. Discussed on Neatorama, the Web 2.0 shirt lets you mark off what services you use with a pen.
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Oct 26, 2007 -
PC World recently published an entertaining and thoughtful piece on the 16 Greatest Moments in Web History. It includes The Drudge Report breaking the Monica Lewinsky story, the introduction of webcams, MySpace and even my favorite, Craigslist. Rounding out the top three items on the list are: "When Sergey met Larry," in reference to Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page's first meeting at Stanford University; "Day one of irrational exuberance," in reference to the day Netscape's IPO created the dot-com frenzy — in 1995 the company's shares zoomed from $28 to $75 before settling back down to $58 at the session's close; And of course, "World wide wonder," in reference to December 25, 1990, or the day the Web came online.
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Oct 15, 2007 -
There is no denying that the Internet is a valuable research tool when it comes to your health, but the web is also chock full of misinformation. So much so that in the year 2000 the American Medical Association requested that patients make a New Year's resolution not to go online to look up medical conditions. In seven years, however, things have changed.
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Jun 25, 2007 -
I can honestly say I've been around the web browser block a few too many times. I've used just about everything, including Safari, Internet Explorer, Netscape and now predominately Firefox, which I absolutely love...most of the time. Back in the day early web browsers only supported simple versions of HTML (Netscape for example), whereas now they have become very sophisticated and user-friendly.
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Apr 16, 2007 -
Want to create a website, but not interested in learning HTML or expensing out and having someone build it for you? Well Trendhunter found a site which is entirely written on a fridge and stove. No one belongs here more than you is a website designed by writer Miranda July where she writes her content on the top of her fridge and stove with a dry erase pen, and then takes digital pictures and posts them on the site.
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Sep 14, 2009 -
Drew Barrymore is no stranger to extreme, psychedelic fashion. For the Whip It premiere at the Toronto Film Festival, the quirky actress donned a black and yellow webbed creation from Alexander McQueen and peep-toe heels from Casadei — notice how they complement her new black tips! The color is cheerful, like Drew, and the webbing detail is totally unique.
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Nov 05, 2008 -
- Simon Cowell has revealed that Britney Spears will be making her X Factor appearance on 15 Nov., and she'll be singing "Womanizer". — PopSugar
- Georgina Baillie, Andrew Sachs's granddaughter, has called for Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross to be reinstated, saying: "it's a shame that it got out of hand, and Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross are great performers and they made a mistake and they apologised to my granddad which was very important to me. I hope that everyone can move on and that we can forget about this".
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