3 month ago
Andy Baio : MagCloud, magazines printed on demand from a PDF - Derek Powazek's new venture with HP Labs; upload a PDF and you pick the markup
philgyford : MagCloud - Self-publishing, publish-on-demand magazines. Send a PDF, and they handle printing, delivery, subscriptions, etc. Seems such an obvious idea now Derek Powazek and co have done this. (via Daring Fireball)
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16 month ago
Andy Baio : Derek and Heather leave JPG Magazine - erased out of existence by the company they started [via]
jimray : Derek Powazek and Heather Champ leave JPG magazine - Their partner at 8020 decided to rewrite the history of the mag so they left. Sad, indeed, but can't wait to see what they do next.
Eric Meyer : The Real Story of JPG Magazine - Sad, sad, sad.
nelson : The real story of JPG magazine - Founder troubles mean the ouster of the original JPG magazine editors
plasticbag : Derek Powazek on "The Real Story of JPG Magazine" - Derek provides his side of the story about how he left the company that he co-founded, and the reasons behind it.
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28 month ago
plasticbag : Derek Powazek's written an interesting piece on people following Google's design patterns for Vitamin - He's arguing for not blindly copying Google. The alternative argument would probably be something like Google have established a pattern language which now the rest have to follow or improve upon. Probably a bit of both...
Paul Hammond : Vitamin Features » What Would Google Do? - Google was not a success because their homepage was sparse. They were a success because they brought a better technique to solving a real world problem, and didn’t ever go off-message
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56 month ago
Andy Baio : New Technorati beta - much faster, nicer results pages
Philippe Janvier : New Technorati Beta - "Technorati brings you what's happening on the web right now". Dommage que tout ne rentre pas dans la largeur mon tout petit écran :) [via] #
plasticbag : The Technorati beta redesign is up and it's pretty fine. Classy work by Mr Derek Powazek as always - It really does look like a quantum leap in apparent respectability and makes them look much more obviously professional. Nice logo too.
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