Czinkota, Michael R., author

Lieb, Rebecca

Kimbell, Lucy, author

LinkedIn may have started out as a simple way to build professional connections and share contact details, but more users are looking to share articles that interest them, the Digital Media Europe conference heard today.

Isabelle Roughol, France editor for LinkedIn, told delegates that, compared to five years ago, there are five times as many people coming to the site for content than for jobs searches.

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RSS feeds are fine if you can find a good feed reader and the time to grind through the results, but lets face it - email is the center of most peoples universes. So why not converge RSS and email?

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RSS feeds are fine if you can find a good feed reader and the time to grind through the results, but let’s face it - email is the center of most people’s universes. So why not converge RSS and email? If this sounds like something you would like to do, you need to take a look at the Web service Blogtrottr.

Blogtrottr is simple to use: you enter a feed URL, the address you wish to have the email of the feed sent to, select the frequency of delivery.

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The ethics guidance interpreting Attorney Advertising rules in the social media context continues to evolve, but this time the evolution appears to be for the better, taking into account the realities of the growing use of social media. As you may recall, early last year, the New York County Lawyers Association weighed in on the ethical implications for lawyers using LinkedIn and suggested that attorneys using the self-proclaimed Worlds Largest Professional Network needed to beware that their posts on that site, even the most casual, did not run afoul of the attorney advertising rules.

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One of the first things some people do after a major life incident is to post on social media, and sometimes those life incidents are rather personal for such a public venue. This has repercussions in two different ways.

First, people create their own liability by posting online.

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The more time young adults spend using popular social media, the greater the link to depression, new research suggests.

The finding stems from research—which involved nearly 1,800 men and women between the ages of 19 and 32—that tried to get a handle on how depression and social media habits may interact.

But does greater involvement with social media actually promote depression? Or, are people who are already depressed simply more likely to gravitate to social media? The jury, according to the study authors, is still out.

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Have you tweeted, posted an Instagram photo or just generally engaged in social media before? Then it’s possible you have been part of a research experiment of sorts. Think that raises some ethical questions? You are not the only one.

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According to a survey in 2017 by the Royal Society for Public Health, Britons aged 14-24 believe that Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter have detrimental effects on their wellbeing. On average, they reported that these social networks gave them extra scope for self-expression and community-building.

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Social media has been a rising player in the digital marketing game for so long now that many are wondering when it’s going to start losing steam.

The answer to this question? Not anytime soon.

People are in love with social media platforms.

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We have been hearing more and more about loneliness, and the loneliness epidemic, in recent years, as research has stared to lay out both its causes and effects. There are likely many reasons for this increasing psychological/societal issue, but one that is almost certainly involved is our dependence on screens, and in particular social media. And a new study from the University of Pittsburgh and West Virginia University finds that social media use—or at least negative experiences on social—is linked to more feelings of social isolation, a.k.a. loneliness.

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Just because you are not on Facebook or Twitter does not mean your data is safe from the social media giants or their prying algorithms. A study from the University of Vermont adds yet more evidence to the argument that your privacy is no longer in your hands, even if you abstain from social media.

Researchers from UVM's Department of Mathematics and Statistics published a paper in this week’s issue of the journal Nature Human Behaviour demonstrating that social media users not only generate substantial behavioral data about themselves but also about members of their social circle.

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Hit by lockdown but aided by technology, fruit growers in Bengaluru reach out to city residents in apartment complexes and gated societies to sell their produce

This is my (living) collection of front-end links. It’s not complete by all means, in fact, there isn’t any of the obvious ones, like Can I use or so. Just some links that I need occasionally but can’t remember their names, so I saved them here for quick access. Also, they’re somewhat randomly ordered.

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Docs

• HTML reference
• DevDocs
• Native HTML Elements
• jQuery -> JS
• Default Font Family
• Shadow DOM
  • The list
  • Form Pseudo Elements
• Device sizes
• SVG PocketGuide

CSS

• CSS reference
• All CSS properties
• All CSS values

• CSS Triggers (perf)

• Stats
  • StyleStats
  • CSS Stats
• CSS Preprocessors
  • Roole
  • CSS to SCSS
• FlexBox
  • cheatsheet
  • Flexbox Playground
  • Patterns
  • Flexbox in 5min
  • Flexplorer
  • FlexyBoxes
• Animation
  • Bounce.js
  • Stylie
• Easing:
  • Bezier Builder
  • Ceaser
  • cubic-bezier
  • Easings
• nth-child
  • nth-test
  • :kids
• Color
  • Color converter
  • Contrast tester
• Clip Path
• px to em
• Cursors
• Live Edit
  • Takana
  • Emmet

Libs + Frameworks

• Web Starter Kit
• vue.js
• Physics Animation
• AniJS
• Popmotion

Utils + Tools

• Wireframes
  • Whimsical
  • wireframe.cc
  • Moqups
• HTML symbols
  • ☺ Characters
  • Draw Chars
• Placeholder Image
• FavIcon Editor
• SVG
  • SVG Optimizer
  • Paths (editor)
• GitHub Editor

Resources

• Color schemes
• Fonts
  • Font Guide
  • Tagged Google Fonts
  • Blokk Font
• Icons
  • Feather
  • Icomoon
  • Material
  • Entypo
• Photos
  • SplashBase
  • Stock Up
  • Unsucky Stock Photos
• Subtle Patterns
• UI Sounds

Rotch Library - N6488.I8 V433 2019 I73

Barker Library - NX650.P6 G66 2018

Hayden Library - NX180.A36 F56 2018

Dewey Library - JZ5584.U6 R83 2018

Dewey Library - JZ5595.H35 2018

Dewey Library - JZ6369.B45 2018

Dewey Library - JZ1253.J47 2017

Dewey Library - JZ1480.G74 2018

Dewey Library - JZ1318.W56 2018

Dewey Library - JZ1570.A55 E97 2019

Hayden Library - PN1995.R48 2018

Benjamin, Ali, author

Lupton, Ellen

McAlhone, Beryl, author

Ansell-Pearson, Keith, 1960- author

Inkpin, Andrew, author

Ahmad, Irfan, 1974- author

Chatfield, Tom, 1980- author