Tag Archive for 'media'

These are my links for July 15th:

HTMLMediaElement Class Reference – Complete list of attributes, events and methods for dealing with audio and video in HTML5 via Safari/WebKit.

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These are my links for May 8th:

A Social Software Pattern Language – A Social Software Pattern Language – wikis.sun.com – A mapping of Pedro Custódio's "Online Community Design Pattern" as a wiki. Some good references and links towards the bottom of the page.
Online Communities Design Patterns – A slideshow outline of many common features of social media sites, their functions and design challenges.
Pods : WordPress CMS Plugin – I haven't tried this yet but it looks like the best WordPress CMS plugin so far. Pods lets you create, manage, and display custom content types using WordPress. Like Drupal CCK, these content types can relate to one another, allowing for sites packed with interconnectedness. Automatic pagination, filtering, public forms, access control, menu editing and more are possible with the Pods CMS plugin. (via http://delicious.com/villains)

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These are my links for September 8th:

fresh + new(er) — discussion of issues around digital media and museums – Just stumbled across this development blog from the Seb Chan and the web team behind the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. From the site: "The purpose of the site is to act as a repository and sounding board for discussions around digital media and its use in museums. It evolved from a team discussion tool into a sector resource."

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These are my links for August 20th:

ASCII Generator – Generate a ASCII graphic from a word or text.
Pixelpipe – Free your media, upload and share anywhere – Another meta-web service. This one lets you automatically post videos and still images to a variety of web services such as Flickr, Facebook, Vimeo and Youtube with one upload. They also do image hosting and can keep an archive of the files you upload, ftp them to a server or email you. (via ReadWriteWeb)

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