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Mission:	.net delivers cutting edge practical advice on the full range of topics essential for today’s web builders: design, development, sales, marketing, usability and accessibility, information architecture, security, copywriting, advertising and more. It is read by people who are serious about the commercial application of the internet.

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Create a striking logo - .net magazine

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Your brief is to create a bold, high-impact logo for a design portfolio. Tom Hartshorn walks you through it, illustrating his design tricks along the way

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eBay may not be too happy about the performance of Skype, but its co-founders have moved on to promising new ventures. Janus Friis tells Oliver Lindberg why online TV service Joost is all set to revolutionise the way we watch television

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The brains behind: Daily Monster - .net magazine

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Graphic designer and illustrator Stefan G Bucher draws monsters and films himself doing it. Now he’s turned the popular project into a book, 100 Days of Monsters

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Ian wrote at 5:41pm on July 18th, 2008

Regarding Joost, it's a refreshing change to watch a show without more ad content than show material!

Eric wrote at 9:48pm on June 25th, 2008

Love the podcast, but I'd like to see some more advance techniques. Like building a flash database driven thumbnail sideshow. Maybe a couple tutorials that span more than one podcast. Or how about a cool and unique video player. Or maybe an entire site thats editable through xml. Or even better a back end app that lets my client easily select options that update an xml file. Ya that would be cool!