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On my latest blog redesign

This blog of mine underwent a redesign recently. That doesn’t mean a lot by itself, seeing as how I change themes as often as I bathe (Damn it! I did NOT say that). But this last design change was something … Continue reading

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Twitter on AND

An article I wrote on Twitter was published in this month’s issue of AND magazine. Here’s the original unedited version of it. About a week ago, I was sitting in the company of a few random journalists. They were talking … Continue reading

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5 features Twitter could use

Twitter has been quietly and steadily adding new features to its web interface, making it a richer place to log in to, without compromising on the simplicity that has become Twitter’s trademark. Today morning, I woke up to find my … Continue reading

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6 features Facebook could use

Facebook is high on functionality but rather low on accessibility. The recent redesign opens up a lot of possibilities for the service to make sure some of its best features come to the fore, thereby enhancing the whole Facebook experience. … Continue reading

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On the new-look Facebook

Some time ago, I was faced with the task of explaining Twitter to someone who hadn’t, till then, heard of it. I told her to imagine Facebook minus all features except the status bar. She instantly got it. What do … Continue reading

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Election trends in the Indian web

Post Obamania in the US of A, Indian politicians and netizens woke up to the immense possibilities that the web offered. News channels launched special election mini sites and the social web came alive with dedicated fan pages for politicians … Continue reading

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