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Dirk Bachhausen
Dirk BachhausenSep 21, 2026
(Remscheider General-Anzeiger) Von Remscheid ins “Time Magazine”: Wolfgang Tillmans gilt als einer der einflussreichsten Künstler der Welt
21. September 2026 Jedes Jahr kürt das amerikanische Magazin die 100 wichtigsten Menschen der Kulturszene. Erneut ist der bergische Fotokünstler dabei, nun in einer neuen Ausgabe. Warum die Amerikaner den Remscheider direkt neben Banksy und Gerhard Richter sehen. Direktlink Hier den Artikel weiter lesen...
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wirres.net
wirres.netJul 2, 2026
das wichtige schwimmt
leider hört sich „importance floats“ nicht halb so gut an wie „sorrow floats“.
rsszeitungen
Theory of Computing Report
Theory of Computing ReportMar 5, 2026
Learning From the Mess
herereanalyzed Stepp’s experiments from our contemporary understanding
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetFeb 15, 2018
Consumer Conflict
From literary advocacy to union battles to communism claims, the origin story of the organization that publishes Consumer Reports kind of has it all.
magazinespolitics
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetMay 5, 2016
Let's Talk Toner
The Xerox photocopier was an impressive display of technology that seemed to come out of nowhere. But it was artists who really tested the device's limits.
technologymagazine
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetFeb 23, 2016
A Magazine You Can't Bend
For a brief time in the '90s, publishers thought that CD-ROM magazines were the future. But, as it turned out, readers were more interested in the internet.
magazinemagazines
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetAug 12, 2015
A Phone Book For Computers
Before we used the internet to find computer parts, we used Computer Shopper, a magazine that commonly had over 800 pages in a single issue. Really.
historycomputers
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 12, 2010
Call and Response
As ever, the best thing about blogging is the conversations it kicks off. Some nice responses to recent posts here and around the web: - In a follow-up to Gourmet Live and Rewarding Experiences, Mathew Ingram of GigaOm ruminated a bit about magazine apps as walled gardens. Overall, Mathew’s got a…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashSep 21, 2007
iZines, not eBooks
I’ve been wanting a portable magazine reader device for ages (everyone focuses on ebooks, but my attention span is too short) so I have to point out Texterity’s magazines for the iPhone, especially because so many magazines that I like are already being published this way, including ReadyMade,…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashAug 24, 2007
Evanescence of the Treekillers
I like PC Magazine, and I’ve been reading it for pretty much my whole life, but I still can’t help but think that the homepage for opinion columns contains two different Editors-in-Chief’s “goodbye” articles. I’m the kind of nerd who still enjoys reading computer magazines, and as often as not I’ll…
techmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 4, 2005
Two Malcolms from Two Magazines
I love magazines. Love, love, love. They’re full of short, frequently-updated content and they make good use of layout and pictures: that’s what I love in a medium. I’ve been a magazine junkie since I was old enough to read, and part of the reason why I read so many is because it gives you a great…
blogsmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashNov 24, 2004
All You Can Read
Not suffering from enough information overload? AllYouCanRead.com has “26,500 Magazines and Newspapers from 200 Countries” listed on one site.
magazinenewspapers
Anil Dash
Anil DashMay 27, 2004
The Day I Met Dan Bricklin
I just found an older post I’d saved as a draft nearly a year ago, and it seems even more relevant now than it was at the time. I have some additional comments, having more perspective now, but first let me share what I wrote last year: > Another one of the simple pleasures of my job: A few weeks…
blogsmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 16, 2003
magazine
I was testing importing, so I brought over my magazine from my regular site, and I think it looks pretty neat. It even saved the trackbacks.
magazinetypepad
Anil Dash
Anil DashMar 27, 2003
hacking AOL magazines
Since, as expected, AOL Time Warner is pulling its most popular magazines behind its subscription walls, I figure it’s only a matter of time until someone sets up a site listing each weekly issue’s passwords, so that non-subscribers can read People and EW the same way that newsstand readers can.…
aolmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashNov 14, 2002
review of the Elements, and updates
New in Magazine, a review of The Elements of User Experience, JJG’s new book. Yes, he’s a friend. Yes, I (mostly) praise the book. That’s because it’s good. Also in the magazine is a totally revamped version of Introducing the Microcontent Client. (Should I have called it "Reintroducing"?) The…
user-experiencemagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashNov 14, 2002
Review: The Elements of User Experience
The Elements of User Experience is not just the first book to list all of the related skills and disciplines involved in the creation of web sites, but to create a complete model of the way those practices combine to create and affect a user’s experience on the web. This structure, based on the…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashNov 14, 2002
Introducing the Microcontent Client
Microcontent is information published in short form, with its length dictated by the constraint of a single main topic and by the physical and technical limitations of the software and devices that we use to view digital content today. We’ve discovered in the last few years that navigating the web…
blogsbrowsers
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 31, 2002
Microsoft's Weblog Software
Picture the following scenario: Microsoft has created a weblog tool that is designed to run inside the firewall at a company. It’s browser-accessible from any 4.0 or higher web browser and doesn’t require Windows on the client. It leverages their strengths by integrating with Office, and there’s no…
blogsmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 25, 2002
coming up in "magazine"
Just a heads-up on next week’s magazine, I’ll be posting the promised follow-up to Why Tablet PCs Will Succeed, explaining why weblogs are the Tablet PC’s killer app, and why Microsoft can’t admit that. Also, I’ll be posting here in response to a lot of great feedback I got on Introducing the…
nyctech
Anil Dash
Anil DashOct 21, 2002
Introducing Magazine
A scant three months later than I intended, today I launch my newest project: magazine. It’s an idea that I’ve been refining for almost a year, but I didn’t really make the big push until the last few weeks to launch the site. What it’s designed to be, first, is a place to publish the longer pieces…
blogsmagazine
Anil Dash
Anil DashAug 29, 2002
Why Tablet PCs Will Succeed
Microsoft’s been promoting its Tablet PCs for about a year now. Despite all the claims, they’re more evolutionary than revolutionary, of course. But that’s the not the surprising thing about them. The surprising thing about Tablet PCs is that they’re going to succeed. convertible tablet pc First,…
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Anil Dash
Anil DashAug 22, 2002
The Once and Future King
Understand this: I am an unapologetic Michael Jackson apologist. I was that guy, the one still holding on to hope. Michael Jackson has had a third child, apparently, of unknown maternity. The child’s name is apparently Prince Michael Jackson II. Let me review. Michael and Prince I A few years ago,…
magazinemichael-jackson
Anil Dash
Anil DashJun 3, 2002
ADDitude Magazine
I saw a copy of ADDitude Magazine at a newsstand yesterday (incidentally, shelved next to a copy of Jane) and I flipped through it out of curiosity, as I didn’t know there was a magazine for people with attention deficit or hyperactivity disorder. And then I thought, “Aren’t these articles a little…
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