soaphia.com

Interactive map that shows the evolution of privacy on Facebook:

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Permanent Link | Comments Off

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Great post on Writing effective email copy by folks at Campaign Monitor.

50 All-Time Great Retail Subject Lines by VerticalResponse should be bookmarked.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Great review of Google Wave by Slate.com.

Permanent Link | Comments Off

Browser support for CSS3 and HTML5 (via)

Permanent Link | Comments Off

Great article on video podcasting tools and equipment you need for shooting videos for the web. This is a two part series, view part 1 and part 2.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Great video on secrets of success from TED Conference.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

The faster you pedal, the faster your internet goes. (via etre)

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Simple video that describes how the web works.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Temple University’s Fox School of Business is looking for a Web Developer/Producer in web and media development.

The job title is a bit generic on the HR web site it is titled “Senior Technical Support Specialist” but it is a web developer position.

To apply online visit http://www.temple.edu, and click on Jobs @ temple. Apply to Job# TU-12475.

Also, email your resume to foxmedia@temple.edu.

Here is the official job description:

Web & Media Developer
The Technical Support Specialist supports multimedia and web productions for faculty, and staff. This may include, but is not limited to: web, audio podcasting, e-communications, e-marketing development, and video production. Evaluates and supports academic, web-based technology tools including social networking, video creation, multimedia graphics tools, visualization software, lab simulation tools and specialized databases. Performs other duties as assigned.

Required Education and Experience:
Bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least two years of relevant technical experience. An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.

Required Skills and Abilities:
*Demonstrated knowledge of general computer applications (Microsoft Office, e-mail, etc.)
*Working knowledge of Apple MAC and Apple products.
*Familiarity and desire to keep up with emerging hardware, software, applications, resources and techniques.
*Experience with Web authoring tools, Web-based collaboration environments (i.e. WebEx), and presentation software.
*Experience with web editing and video/audio production tools and software, like Adobe Photoshop, Flash, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, Premier Pro, Soundbooth, After Effects, Acrobat Pro, , CaptivateConnect.
*Demonstrated customer service skills along with the ability to interact with a diverse population of students, faculty, and staff with differing technical abilities.
*Excellent written and verbal communication as well as organizational skills.
*Demonstrated ability to work within a team environment.
*Experience with social networking tools (Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn) and open source initiatives.
*Web development using server-side scripting in XHTML, CSS, PHP and MySQL.

Preferred:
*Experience with the latest course management software, including open source.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Great article by Adaptive Path on business strategy and prototyping.

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia is looking for a Web Programmer. For details and to apply online, visit: http://swem.wm.edu/jobs/

Permanent Link | Comments (0)

Microsoft launched a new search engine Bing.com. It is a revamped version of Live.com search engine, which has not been successful in the past few years. But I do like Bing’s features and new preview tools it offers on the search results page. It offers a clean design and many customization options to the user.

Test drive the Bing.com!

Here is a short video about Bing:

Permanent Link | Comments Off