The Influential Blogger is a writing project by Ms. Janette Toral where bloggers list their co-bloggers who deserve to be known and be heard around the blogosphere. This yearly project's objective is to bring these new bloggers with overflowing potential to light, where they deserve to be.
Showing posts with label Listicles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Listicles. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Protecting Your Online Content: Five (5) More Things You Still Need To Do
60,000 new websites are added to the web everyday. Google's total indexed pages reached 14.41 billion pages on 2011. In addition to that, there are an estimated of 1.6 million blog posts published daily. That is half a billion new blog posts every year. This is how active online publishers are. The web has been a great medium to voice out ideas, to spread the latest news, and to reach out to the world. However, it has become a haven for an uncontrollable, more often untraced, content distribution.
Posted under:
Blogging,
Geek Talks,
Listicles,
On The Web,
Tips
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
When All You Need Is Lists... Call For The Master Lister!
Sometimes, gathering information is often accompanied by boredom because of too much details swimming in front of you. There's Mr. Paragraph, waiting for you to slice him into sentences for you to see its body and understand its meaning. But worry no more ~ The Master Lister is here!
"All you need is lists," he speaks in a calm assuring voice.
"All you need is lists," he speaks in a calm assuring voice.
Posted under:
BlogFest,
Blogs,
Listicles,
On The Web,
Reviews
Saturday, February 26, 2011
10 Mindblowing Chrome Experiments You Should See
Last September, I posted about The Wilderness Downtown, an interactive website featuring the music video of Arcade Fire's "We Used To Wait." It is a part of the Chrome Experiments, a collection of works built from the latest open technologies such as HTML5, Canvas, SVG, and WebGL. To this date, many works have been submitted from all over the world and many are quite remarkable. Here are the experiments L-I recommends you to see.
Posted under:
Canvas,
Chrome Experiments,
HTML5,
JavaScript,
Listicles,
On The Web,
Programming,
WebGL
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