I’ve been enjoying working with Zazzle, an online store where you can design and sell merchandise such as T-shirts, coffee mugs and greeting cards. (CafePress is its more famous competitor; each launched in 1999.)
So far, my store is selling Noise to Signal shwag: mugs and greeting cards, mostly. (And by all means, please equip your kitchen cupboard and put my kids through
This is actually useful for a whole range of purposes: a database of online brand engagement initiatives, a crowd-sourced ranking of corporate brands, and some very interesting visualization and interface work.
Many, many kudos to the folks at Altimeter on a smashing site.
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Tattler (app) is an open source topic monitoring tool for today’s Web. Tattler finds and aggregates content from the Web on the topics you want. Using semantic Web technologies, Tattler mines news, websites, blogs, multimedia sites, and other social media like Twitter, to find mentions of the issues most relevant to a journalist, researcher, advocate or communications professional.
Built and distributed on open source
(person watching another type on a computer) Whoa! That post is going to get you kicked out of social media!
If you’re a developer who’s made a contribution to the open-source Drupal web content management system, then add this guy’s web site to your portfolio.
The White House has switched to Drupal from its old proprietary CMS, after asking that system’s developer to find a more flexible alternative.
With every commercial alternative in the
For a lot of the disabled, getting through a typical website is beyond challenging. It’s impossible. Amy, for example, prefers to shop for her kids online. It’s easier than getting someone to take her to the store and help her identify the products she needs. On the WalMart site, she is able to find products, but she can’t order; that requires a mouse click. A mouse is
“What do you think I fought for in Omaha Beach? …We must have equal rights for everyone. It’s what this country was started for.”
It’s an arresting video, posted by EqualityMaine.
(a blogger wearing a shirt covered in logos) FTC rules. I have to wear it whenever I’m blogging.
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