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Through his intervention, Osama Bedier explains the new directions of commerce on the web, and how new technological uses, especially on smartphones, will change it.

The line between offline and online was never so thin…
What’s next? The answer on video !

Through this presentation, Jonah Peretti reveals with personal anecdotes
as funny as unusual how work the social networks and how to use them. Each of them has its own
specificities, we use them ourselves in different ways, and it is the use of this aspect that creates a buzz and makes
an information go viral.

Not so much the importance of information or its organization, it is the way
me make it usable to social interaction that matters.

An impressive event, co-organized by O’Reilly Media, with interesting workshops, prestigious speakers (Google, AOL, Standford University, PlayFirst Inc., …), and exclusive exhibitors present to show their latest works and products.

During the next days, find on the WIF’s blog articles about the most interesting lectures that took place during that those 4 days.

Web 2.0 Expo

While the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox and IE are fighting to convince users, and while the other remaining browsers gradually wants their share of pie, what if we told you that IE and Netscape were the main web browsers used by Internet users?
Having some nightmares?

Well, that’s how it all began… back in 1994 …
See throught this infographic changes, logo evolutions, appearances, disappearances of web browsers that have marked the history of the Web.

Source : History of Web Browsers by Tech King

Find in this artbook all illustrations of the CFSL French Collective artists to help the Tsunami victims. All profits will go to Give2Asia.

Also, you can purchase one of the originals during the auction to will take place on April 30th at 6pm at the Arludik gallery, in Paris. Again, all the profits will be donated to Give2Asia.

Links:
Tsunami. Des Images pour le Japon.
Ankama Shop

Infographics can sometimes lose you through their complexity, but not this one. Designed by Simple Square studio, find how to manage a web design project from the beginning, at the very first meeting with your client to the final review and launch. Simple, clear, efficient, and beautiful… that’s how we like infographics !

Created by Simple Square. Portfolio website design specialists.

A funny and irresistible concept, a simple but refreshing designed website, but nonetheless an omnipresent humor, here is icotrip, offering you every day a little original icon to download.
Don’t wait anymore and discover all those little thumbnails!

Link: icotrip

Buy an original graphic work, and help Japan.

That’s what “Images for Japan.” invites you to.

Many artists and graphic designers are already participating to the operation, and a special artbook, soon to be released, will have its benefits fully donated to the organization Give2Asia for the tsunami victims.

Artists wishing to participate by offering their works can send their contribution to tsunami@cfsl.net stating your name and website. CFSL will then take over the organization of the auction and the drawing paper.

Website : link

All graphic artists know these problems: what are the latest customer requests? what changes do they want ? what is their feedback on the latest version we gave them? Where is the mail where they mention the changes to make? Which version are they talking about? What have they responded to the previous version of my work? Do I still need to organize a meeting to present my work?

UpShot is a simple and intuitive answer to all these questions: an online platform allowing you to share at any time on a private space your creations with your customers and collect their comments and changes requests..

Compatible with any browser, fast and stable, your customers can connect to it at any moment to see an “UpShot” of your last proposal, and post their feedback and comments on a dedicated wall.

The comments are displayed chronologically, associated to the corresponding creation. These are saved and archived, to keep a written record of your mutual choices.

A customizable interface lets you graphically change your space with your own corporate identity, thus enhancing your presence toward your clients. Finally, a document management system allows you to quickly find any UpShot sent to your customers, and the comments attached, while the search by keywords allows you to find a specific list of UpShots.

In other words, UpShot is a simple but very effective tool to help you in your projects, interact faster with your customers and offers you a simple and quick way to share your creations with them. Save time, UpShot!

And because it is always better to try first, UpShot offers you a free month to test this tool!

Website: link