Digital Web’s Latest: All About Independent Publishing
Fri
24
MAY
2002
Friday Feast #10: Blogs, Google, and Music
Today’s Friday Feast stays on 3 topics, blogs, Google, and music. These are some of my latest finds. But first is a creative approach to recognizing librarians:
- Why you should fall to your Knees and worship a librarian
Erica Olsen explains why librarians matter in a tremendously creative way. Buy your t-shirt today.
Blogs
- dive into mark
Mark Pilgrim’s weblog with a mix of personal, technology, blogs, design, accessibility, the Web, and related. Interesting writer and well done. - Soapbox @ Woodster
Michael Woodruff’s annotated links to articles, tutorials, and info around the Web related to usability, technology, the Web, and related. Terrific. - The Shifted Librarian
Jenny Levine’s weblog with a mix of technology, the Web, library info, research info, and related. Great reading. - Web Manager’s Weblog
Elaine Nelson’s weblog with emphasis on design, accessibility, other weblogs, and related. Good info.
- Dilbert and the Google Doodle
What’s with the Dilbert comics on the main page? Check out what’s up and see all of them at this Google page. - Google Labs
Check out Google’s experiments, such as the Google Glossary, voice search or keyboard shortcuts. - Google Opens Up Google Labs...
Good review of the features of the new Google Labs by Tara Calishain for ResearchBuzz.
Music
- Cab Calloway
Hi De Ho! Check out the site of the one and only jazz musician Cab Calloway and his grandson’s orchestra. Go back in time and read about Dizzy Gillespie, Milton Hinton, and others. - 'Copy-proof' CDs cracked with marker pen
“Technology buffs have cracked music publishing giant Sony Music’s elaborate disc copy-protection technology with a decidedly low-tech method: scribbling around the rim of a disk with a felt-tip marker.” (Ridiculous! They didn’t think someone would figure that out?!) - Music and the Brain
Informative article that explains the basics about how singing and listening to music can influence our brainpower. Learn how to use music to improve your thinking. Article by the BrainPlace.com (Presented by The Amen Clinic For Behavioral Medicine)
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Categories: Friday Feast, Music, Weblogs
