18 July
2011
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The Zeitgeist app presents an alternative view of guardian.co.uk content, influenced by what users are finding interesting and not purely by what editors and journalists consider interesting. It is not a curated collection of content, but an array of different pieces that have received a lot of attention.
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"Murdoch had British politicians scurrying to win his favour because he owns three newspapers here with a combined audience of a few million. Impressive? Not compared to Google, which handles 92% of all internet searches in Britain. Increasingly, what we 'know' is what Google tells us. Google is so fundamental to our life that it's a verb. There will never be a verb 'to Murdoch'... or at least not a very nice one."
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You can't argue with a tube map that features WOTAN
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Good essay about "the fold", useful debate in the comments too
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Collection of images of proto-radar listening equipment [via Brainpicker]
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But who's been going around saying tight bras cause cancer? That would probably be the Daily Mail in articles such as 'Is your bra bad for you?', published today - just three days after the Mail unravelled the myth, didn't like the look of it all unravelled, and promptly ravelled it back up again.
is UX lead at the Guardian, with over a decade’s experience in building digital products and designing great user experiences for brands like the BBC, Sony and Vodafone. This is a personal blog, and these are my blogging principles.
Published on 18 July 2011
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