interesting things
This is a terrible game
— Steve Cavendish (@scavendish) April 8, 2014
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Took @johnjcook ~week to learn to decrypt my daily mails, but this Russian doll thing is EXCELLENT counter-trolling http://ift.tt/1i90qdm
— Ryan Tate (@ryantate) April 4, 2014
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1 of the many wonders of @nytimes is our graphics team – check out @hfairfield and co on helmet laws/deaths > http://t.co/nRW8BMGRoZ
— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) April 1, 2014
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@gabrielsnyder Thank you for using that properly.
— Philip Bump (@pbump) March 31, 2014
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at what point do you put the day away and move on because you're not getting ANYTHING done?
— Jen Doll (@thisisjendoll) March 28, 2014
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"Content aware typography makes Adobe’s software ‘fail’ in the most interesting way." Typographic Freak-Out, by Tom Harrad. Via Michael Surtees.
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At least until the end of this decade, viewers will have to navigate between multiple streaming services to watch the movie or TV show they want.
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The latest experiment in digital subscriptions from the New York Times is an $8-a-month app that offers a pared-down, curated daily version of the paper.
In an attempt to attract a new reader demographic–young people who don’t like paying for news, not even the estimable New York Times–the Times has created a news app catered to a mobile generation.
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Shares of two relatively unknown companies, Oculus Innovative Sciences and Oculus VisionTech, surged on Wednesday, possibly benefiting from a case of mistaken identity among investors.
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Fellowship program to train experienced news editors in CMS interaction, social, new news metabolism … too unsexy for Knight, Columbia?
— Tom McGeveran (@tmcgev) March 25, 2014
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