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iLife is the name of a suite of software applications developed by Apple that enables you to do lots of fun things with photos, movies and music so you feel like a real photographer, director or (...)
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"Plus one me"! But why would someone ask you to do this? This use of "plus one" as a verb is a very recent invention, a product of web 2.0, and was suggested by Ducanben. It deserves an entry in (...)
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Spexis drew my attention to a new practice that’s popular on the web despite being thoroughly reprehensible: cybersquatting. Cybersquatting consists of registering an internet domain name (which, (...)
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For weeks now, we’ve been hearing a new phrase on the lips of the web marketers (specialists in marketing and communication on the web): capsule video. Video, we know. Capsule, we can figure out. (...)
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When Ducanben suggested we should have a definition of "autoblog", I thought this must be a perfect example of tautology, because a blog is, by definition, something you do yourself that doesn’t (...)
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Example of a captcha
A captcha isn’t a mispronunciation of Chapka, the name for those Russian fur hats. In fact it’s not Russian at all, but an acronym, and a rather tedious one at that: (...)
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Don’t be surprised if you get an email, SMS or post that ends with the simple acronym “FML”. The sender – most probably young – is using an expression much in favour with digital natives, taken from (...)
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Dematerialisation, a term suggested by Bertrand Olivier, may be a mouthful to say but more and more geeks, IT specialists and managers generally are using it. It was originally used to describe (...)
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Leaks, as we know, can strike fear into governments, companies and celebrities alike. Ducanben suggested we include the term. Leaking is not specific to the web, as documents (your product launch (...)
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Who would have expected a singer and actress in her seventies (not exactly a digital native) to coin a popular new online term: the Streisand Effect? This expression, suggested by Nora Neko and (...)