RE: [css-d] CSS and standards Podcasts

[Duckworth, Nigel]

Paul Boag (www.boagworld.com) has a great weekly podcast on web design.
The show is not exclusively devoted to css and standards, but he's
definitely an advocate. 

Nigel


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Subject: [css-d] CSS and standards Podcasts


Hello Everyone,

I have downloaded some great podcasts on Odeo.com feauring ou own Eric 
Meyers and other speaking on CSS and web standards.

I was wondering if anyone else knows of other podcasts on similiar 
topics.

Seeing more of these topics pop up to listent to has convinced me to 
buy my first ipod (Nano).
I apologize if this is an off the list topic, but I think some of the 
subjects talked about (especially the CSS prototyping and processes 
Eric discussed) are an incredible resource for all involved to hear.
Please let me know if there anymore out there that someone knows of 
(design related to!).

A.H.
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Re: [css-d] CSS and standards Podcasts

[Eric A. Meyer]

At 5:51 PM -0400 10/5/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I have downloaded some great podcasts on Odeo.com feauring ou own 
Eric Meyers and other speaking on CSS and web standards.


   The specific Odeo page is . 
You can also find them at .



I was wondering if anyone else knows of other podcasts on similiar topics.


   An interesting question.  If so, that sounds like an interesting 
css-d wiki page in the making.


I apologize if this is an off the list topic, but I think some of 
the subjects talked about (especially the CSS prototyping and 
processes Eric discussed) are an incredible resource for all 
involved to hear.


   For those who haven't heard them, bear in mind that these are 
audio copies of a presentation that had a lot of visuals, so there's 
a good deal lost in the process, I feel.  I'll be putting up my 
slides, but those will only go so far, especially for the prototyping 
talk, half of which was live editing of CSS and XHTML-- no slides 
involved.
   I think this is on-topic enough-- it's in keeping with the "I 
found a useful/cool resource" part of the mission.  Let's not debate 
whether podcasts of presentations are useful (each person can make up 
their own mind) or get into rating or reviewing various podcasts. 
Just pointing them out as they're found should be plenty.


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Eric A. Meyer (http://meyerweb.com/eric/), List Chaperone
"CSS is much too interesting and elegant to be not taken seriously."
  -- Martina Kosloff (http://mako4css.com/)
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Re: [css-d] CSS and standards Podcasts

[Jan Brasna]

I was wondering if anyone else knows of other podcasts on similiar topics.


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