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October 2005 New Thinking

In praise of web experts
October 31, 2005: People like experts because people like clear answers and rules. On the Web, Jakob Nielsen is seen as an expert. It’s one of the reasons he’s so popular. More

Graphic design plays a minor role on the Web
October 24, 2005: The best websites are highly functional. They are task-focused. Graphic design has an important, though limited role. Don’t try and force the Web to be what it’s not. More

Hurricane Katrina and the Dot Com Bubble
October 11, 2005: There has never been more information. And that’s exactly the problem. Too much information too quickly published is just as bad as too little. More

Why is corporate communications seen as fluffy?
October 10, 2005: In many organizations, corporate communications doesn’t get a lot of respect. The intranet gives a rare opportunity for corporate communications to get the respect it deserves. More

University websites come of age
October 03, 2005: University websites have matured significantly over the last 2-3 years. There are fewer pictures of buildings and smiling faces, and greater focus on helping students decide why they should enroll. More

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