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By Helga Moreno from InstantShift – http://bit.ly/1rDTkCM
Bookworms are referred symbolism to the late nineteenth-century art movement. It began spreading through Russia, France and Belgium as kind of protest against naturalism and realism in favor of spirituality, imagination and dreams. Sounds beautifully, isn’t it?…
by Ali Luke – from Daily Blog Tips http://bit.ly/1jU8Ed6
If you’re in the Northern hemisphere, it’s spring right now. Here in the UK, the sun has been shining almost all week — which feels like a wonderful change from a long, grey, rainy winter!…
from Responsive Strategy | Brad Frost Web: http://bit.ly/1gIiICH
Right now around 11 or 12% of the top 100,000 sites are responsive, and no doubt that number is slated to rise over the next few years.
As the people in the depraved cat-skinning business say, “there’s more than one way to skin a cat.”…
by Pete Prestipino, from ‘Net Features: http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/archive/2013/12/18/tablets-aren-t-all-that.aspx
If you believe that tablets are going to change how content is consumed in the long term, you’re probably right. But when it comes to the short or near term, you better think again about the degree to which you might want to shift your strategy.…
It is now easier than ever to add engaging Flickr photos to your websites, blogs and articles, because the company has introduced a new embed feature.
Through the feature, publicly shared photos and videos can be embedded on external sites and automatically display with full titles and the author’s Flickr name.…
:: By Sandra Miller, Help.Plagtracker.com ::
Great bloggers are separated by mediocre ones by one important factor: they know how to edit their own writing. Bloggers typically don’t have professional editors and proofreaders to watch their backs and clean up their copy, which means that writing isn’t the only thing they should master.…
