Design for the Scent of Information

Web design should be handled as interface design, with a feeling for where people look for information.
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Final Cut Pro 7 new features round-up

In this elaborate round-up of features that are new to Apple's newest version of Final Cut Studio.
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Publishing with Open Text collaboration platform

Open Text delivers collaboration tools, digital asset management, enterprise content management, and more.
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ColoRotate, a colour picker based on human perception of colours

ColoRotate is developed by ColoRotate, an organisation which not just develops and sells this wonderful Photoshop extension, but also contains a full explanation of what colour is on its web site and how humans perceive colour. ColoRotate is the first colour extension based on human colour perception that I tested that was actually usable.ColoRotate looks [...]
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HTML5. Why publishers should care and what they can expect from HTML editor developers

HTML5 is defined in a way that it is backwards compatible with the way user agents handle deployed content, but the specification will not be considered finished before there are at least two complete implementations of it. The W3C's goal is to ensure that the specification is implementable and usable by designers and developers once [...]
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3D Connexion SpaceNavigator review

It's been a long time since I wanted to review the SpaceNavigator 3D mouse by 3D Connexion. Well, it's finally happened. The SpaceNavigator is exactly what you need when working with 3D scenes. The only thing that puzzles me is why so few applications on the Mac use the SpaceNavigator besides traditional 3D programs like [...]
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Ulysses 2.0, the Zen of processing text

Writing a novel or a scientific paper of some length, or adding content to a blog or microblog -- it all demands concentration on the subject. Most word processors, including Apple’s Pages and Microsoft Word were conceived to do multiple things well. They allow you to format a letter as well as a book, fill [...]
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Newspaper and Magazine publishers should take a look at Open Text

Traditionally, Open Text has been a collaborative content and knowledge management systems vendor. The problem Open Text sought to solve was how an organisation could keep the knowledge of its workers within the organisation --even if the worker decided to jump ship. Today, Open Text delivers collaboration tools, digital asset management, enterprise content management, and [...]
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7 reasons why the Apple iPad could breathe life into the publishing market

Apple has announced its tablet computer, the iPad. The Apple tablet could well breathe new life in a publishing market that's looking to reinvent itself. Here are 7 reasons why the iPad might help publishers find a new élan. An Apple iPad is not an eReader. It has no limitations that make it useful only to [...]
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7 reasons why an Apple made tablet could breathe life into the publishing market

An Apple tablet PC could well breathe new life in a publishing market that's looking to reinvent itself. Here are 7 reasons why a tablet might help publishers find a new élan.
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