Thursday Links

22 Jul 2010 2 pm eastern

HTML5 audio and video WordPress plugin lets you embed media for native playback in supported browsers; content degrades gracefully in unsupported browsers.
10 Tips for Designing Mobile Websites. Great stuff.
The downside of free fonts.
Flipboard, superhot new “social iPad magazine,” will be powered by semantic data.
Nick Usborne: “Why I don’t much like the phrase, ‘content marketing.’”
JK Rowling may allow digital Harry Potter books.
We all have movie star issues now. Reputation and privacy in the digital age.
Ready Media: Roger Black and friends offer professionally designed magazine and web templates “at a fraction of the cost.” Pushback ensues.
With beautiful type comes great responsibility.
Veerle: Gradient rings in Illustrator
Douglas Bowman: A Browsable, Searchable Archive of Tweets
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In ALA No. 306, Ethan Marcotte's layouts change to suit the viewing device and Nate Bolt shares fast, cheap testing tips.

Happy Cog redesigns Philadelphia - official visitor site.

Happy Cog™ redesigns Philadelphia’s official visitor site to serve tourists and proud locals alike.

Spanking new from A Book Apart: Jeremy Keith tells everything you need to know about the web’s new markup language, from semantics to strategy.

Dan Benjamin and I interview Sunni Brown about the serious business of visual thinking by doodling in The Big Web Show Episode 16.

Create search-friendly sites that load faster, reach more users, and cost less to design, update, and maintain. Read about the third edition, now in stores.