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June 26th, 2008 at 11:47am
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The Flickr Era June 19th, 2008 I’ve been wondering how the Flickr era was going to close for a while, but the resignation letter couldn’t have been a more fitting ending to the story. Looking back, I think there were a lot of smart things that Yahoo! did during that time which are easy to overlook. The end result of the action muted the intent, in many cases, but the desire to do the right thing was and is still very prevalent. I’ve been playing around with Swivel, Dipity, Timeline and Google Docs a bit recently to try different ways to use data for storytelling. So, the flickr departure news seemed like a great time to give these things a shot. Below is the “flickr era timeline”, the smart things that Yahoo! did from early 2005 to the middle of 2008: I’ve also opened sharing on the spreadsheet . Feel free to add to it. Here’s the embed code for the timeline: Posted in All | 3 Comments » London hackers are back June 18th, 2008 It seems very strange blogging about this topic from my desk here in London. If there’s one constant in the Internet, it is change. But one thing that is still the same a year on — hacking is alive and well. This coming Saturday hackers will again descend onto London’s Alexandra Palace to come up with some new ideas with their fellow coders. The same basic rules apply: hack anything you can think of in 24 hours and then demo your creation in 90 seconds. From what I hear, there are a few new twists to the event that could make it really interesting. BBC is driving the event this time, and they’ve called it Mashed . The Guardian is one of the sponsors, and they’ve just opened up an additional 100 tickets in our name. So, if yo"
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