Tab Dump

Current Readings around Town...

Title	Date	Author	Source
Don’t Gut Net Neutrality. It’s Good for People and Business	1/5/17	Nicholas Economides	Wired
More People Now Access the Internet Via Mobile Than Desktop, Study says	11/2/16	n/a	Fast Company
Why Bad Ballot Design Is a Really Significant Problem	10/20/16	Lena Groeger	ProPublica
How Humanities Can Help Fix the World	10/2/16	John McCumber	Chronicle of Higher Education
Open Access : All Human Knowledge Is There - So Why Can't Everybody Access It?	6/17/16	Glyn Moody	Ars Technica
The Fathers of the Internet Revolution Urge Today’s Software Engineers to Reinvent the Web	6/13/16	Tekla S. Perry	IEEE Spectrum
CSS at BBC Sport (Part 1)	5/31/16	Shaun Bent	Medium
Has the Library Outlived Its Usefulness in the Age of Internet? You'd Be Surprised	4/28/16	Donald A. Barclay	Conversation US
Media Websites Battle Faltering Ad Revenue and Traffic	4/17/16	John Herrman	New York Times
Aussies Rail on New, 'Vomit-like' AU$5 banknote	4/12/16	n/a	Deutsche Welle
Libraries lose a quarter of staff as hundreds close	3/29/16	Daniel Wainwright, Paul Bradshaw, Pete Sherlock, Antia Geada	BBC
How a Former Lobbyist Became the Broadband Industry's Worst Nightmare	3/16/16	Jon Brodkin	Ars Technica
The App-ocalypse: Can Web standards make mobile apps obsolete?	12/28/15	Larry Seltzer	Ars Technica
A Harvard Medical School professor makes the case for the liberal arts and philosophy	12/24/15	David Silbersweig	Washington Post
What the Google Books Victory Means for Readers	10/22/15	Dan Cohen	Atlantic Magazine