Daily Reading from February 26, 2008

26 Feb 2008

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• The importance of being good Starbucks is pulling CD burning stations from their stores. That says something interesting about their brand.
• Movie marketing on a budget Mark Cuban's looking for more cost effective ways to market movies.
• Rounded corners in CSS There lots of ways to create rounded corners with CSS, but they always require lots of complex HTML and CSS. This is simpler.
• Embrace the medium The Web is different than print, television, or any other medium. To be successful, designers must embrace those differences.
• Simplified Form Errors One of the most frustrating experiences on the Web is filling out forms. When mistakes are made, the user is often left guessing what they need to correct. We've taken an approach that shows the user in no uncertain terms what needs to be fixed.
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• Working With History in Bash (TextMate Blog)
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