@media 2006 Slides and Notes
All available slides from the @media conference in London are linked on the write-up pages, but for your convience (and mine ;-)) I gathered them here.
Day one
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Eric Meyer:
A Decade of Style. Podcast -
Jeremy Keith:
DOM Scripting (HTML S5 format). Podcast. -
Chris Wilson:
IE 7 and Beyond: Podcast. -
Dave Shea:
Fine Typography On the Web (HTML S5 format). Podcast. -
Andy Clarke, Patrick Lauke, Gez Lemon, and Ian Lloyd:
The New Accessibility Guidelines: WCAG 2.0 (Notes) -
Andy Budd:
Bug Hunting (PDF 5.1 MB). Podcast. -
Jeffrey Veen:
Designing the Next Generation of Web Apps (PDF 18.5 MB). Podcast.
Day two
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Dan Cederholm:
Bulletproof Web Design (PDF 19.2 MB) -
Cameron Adams, Peter-Paul Koch, Stuart Langridge, Dan Webb, and Simon Willison
DOM Scripting: The Next Level (HTML, Simon’s speaker’s notes). Podcast. -
Robin Christopherson:
Beyond the Code Audit (HTML, speaker’s notes) -
Cameron Moll
Mobile Web Design (PDF 7.6 MB). Podcast. -
Molly E. Holzschlag:
Internationalization: Awakening the Sleeping Giant (PDF 8.9 MB). Podcast. -
Nate Koechley
Yahoo! vs. Yahoo! (PDF, Powerpoint, notes). Podcast. -
Andy Clarke:
The Fine Art of Web Design (PDF 50 MB). Podcast. -
Tantek Çelik:
Microformats: Evolving the Web (HTML S5 format). Podcast. -
“Hot Topics” Panel:
Podcast
Day three
- Ian Forrester’s videos from the @media social
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Thanks Martin, a very useful listing. I am keeping an eye on the Web Montag in Frankfurt, hopefully I make it there one day. The next interesting event on my menu is the Web Standards Group London Meetup — Friday July 14th at 7pm
[...] However, a colleague has pointed me in the direction of these fantastic resources on the ‘Learning the World’ site. They cover many of the presentations in detail, complete with standards-based slide shows and podcasts! [...]
Update: The 2006 blog entries including the podcast links have gone 404, thus I changed them to link directly to the respective MP3 files.