Feature Story: SitePoint Podcast #37: Social Media: The Bad and the Ugly

This week, the team assembles to discuss Patrick’s Blog World Expo 2009 panel, entitled Social Media: The Bad and the Ugly, covering the six problematic trends in social media and what each of us can do as individuals to cope with them. Read more…

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Is Apple Creating Ad-Supported Devices?

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A recently-filed patent from Apple describes a device that forces the user to view or listen to an advert. Are the company considering a move to ad-supported revenue streams? Read more…

Google Launch Chrome OS (Next Year)

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The media has been wildly speculating about Google's Chrome OS launch this week. Craig takes a close look at what has actually been released. Read more…

Stop Thinking Small! How to Open Your Mind to Thinking Big

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Does your mind tend to be your biggest obstacle when setting goals? It's time to open your mind to big things...Alyssa explains how. Read more…

16 High Quality Retro And Vintage Fonts

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Following on from yesterday's post on retro web designs, Jennifer showcases 16 very cool, free retro typefaces. Read more…

Show Me the Data!

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No one wants to read through thousands and thousands of lines of data looking for a trend. But what's the best way to condense all that data into a simple visual representation? Read our latest tutorial to find out! Read more…

Why Google Should Not Give Chrome the Go-Ahead

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Google has ambitious plans for Go and are considering implementation as a new client-side development language. Craig expresses his concern at the plans and browser plugins in general. Read more…

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Feature Story: How to Run IE6, IE7 and IE8 on Windows 7 HOME

The excellent XP Mode is only available for Windows 7 Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. Are Windows 7 Home users left out in the cold? Not any more... Read more…