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How To Create A Sexy Vertical Sliding Panel Using jQuery And CSS3 - SpyreStudios

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Web-Design and Development Magazine. Get In Touch With Us. How To Create A Sexy Vertical Sliding Panel Using jQuery And CSS3. August 27, 2009. More and more we see people using horizontal sliding panels on their websites. And they usually look very nice! Some will put a contact or login form in there, others will put some information about them and their website, or even things like a tag cloud or social networking buttons. 8216;, go have a look at my other site Design-Newz. And click on the ‘. Vertical ...

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Panorama

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Un blog sur les visites virtuelles flash. Posté par Nicolas Burtey. 2 septembre 2012 – 19:26. Le panotools meeting de cette année se déroule à La Haye, « Den Hague », aux Pays-Bas, du 10 au 12 Septembre. L’une des raisons pour laquelle ce meeting se déroule là-bas, c’est qu’il est à proximité d’un panorama peint! Je vous en dirai donc plus sur ce panorama mi Septembre, mais en attendant, vous pouvez aller faire un tour sur le site internet Panorama Mesdag. En se rendant sur le site du Panotools Meeting.

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How many messages do we see per day? | m-cause

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Marketing, mobile and global movements. How many messages do we see per day? July 20, 2015. A few years ago, a market research firm estimated that a person living in a city 30 years ago saw up to 2,000 ad messages a day, compared with up to 5,000 in 2008. Was conducted before widespread smartphone adoption – so we can safely assume that it has gone up considerably since 2008 – if we add mobile to the mix. Sherry Turkle wrote a book called Alone Together. Hat tip to Mitch Joel. Subscribe to RSS feed.

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Brands and Culture | m-cause

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Marketing, mobile and global movements. Category Archive: Brands and Culture. Will ad blockers usher in a new era of permission based marketing? January 11, 2016. Published in Ad Blocking. Who has an ad blocker installed right now? Emojis have “crossed the chasm” & landed in the business world. May 25, 2015. Published in Brands and Culture. So, I thought I would join the conversation with a few phrases / emojis that could disappear IMHO Granted, I’m guilty of this stuff too, so not [.]. January 11, 2015.

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Emojis have “crossed the chasm” & landed in the business world | m-cause

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Marketing, mobile and global movements. Emojis have “crossed the chasm” & landed in the business world. May 25, 2015. Published in Brands and Culture. Over the past few months I’ve noticed some discussion around internet / digital culture. It has been fascinating to watch how social networking comms/emojis, etc. steadily crept into business comms via internal social networking tools (e.g. Slack, Chatter, Yammer, etc) over the past few months. Now come on, why do we need to add an (s)? Om nom nom nom:.

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m-cause - Part 2

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Marketing, mobile and global movements. How many messages do we see per day? July 20, 2015. A few years ago, a market research firm estimated that a person living in a city 30 years ago saw up to 2,000 ad messages a day, compared with up to 5,000 in 2008. This study was conducted before widespread smartphone adoption – so we can safely assume that it has gone up considerably since 2008 – if we add mobile to the mix. A recent study from MDI [.]. May 25, 2015. Published in Brands and Culture. March 29, 2015.

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It is hard to Love your enemies | m-cause

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Marketing, mobile and global movements. It is hard to Love your enemies. January 18, 2015. In honor of MLK Jr. day, I’m linking to this excellent sermon on loving your enemies. 8211;a terribly hard thing to do. Love is the highest ethic and it definitely took a lot of love to be a non-violent protester in the face of haters back in the 60s. So, in the face of everything that is happening in the world today, it is critically important to remember the example of Dr. King. Picture source: moralheroes.org.