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Excellent introduction to the world of wireframes from James.
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"We're not saying that Vista doesn't have its faults or that Windows 7 won't be better, we're saying that Vista is just not as bad as people are making it out to be". Although none of the ten reasons given seem that compelling to me.
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"The most poisonous thing is that this retreat into conservatism is rooted in contempt for the audience; the assumption that the public are idiots and are somehow just 'not getting it'. This is a toxic mentality and becomes an excuse for bad work".
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"A suggestion I have for the BBC is to add one more function. Well a button, called 'Random Programme'. This would do exactly as it says on the tin. It would give viewers a chance to watch programmes that they wouldn’t select normally."
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Ben exposes another classy bit of reporting from the Express stable. The man who believes that phone masts 'may' have caused the 'Bridgend suicides' also thinks HIV/AIDS is caused by electromagnetic activity.
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Very thorough list of advanced features that I guess using Feedburner mostly means I don't have to worry about :-)
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"In-your-face celebrity stories have helped push Mail Online to the top spot for users, but do the figures tell the full story? asks Joy Lo Dico" - and seems to ask the right questions of the right people. One of the better MSM articles about web metrics.
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"While we hesitate to celebrate anyone’s financial ruin, it is hard to feel sympathy for the whingeing hypocrite."
