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Designing for the social; Web on your couch

Now that mobile phones have entered the mainstream of web development (well they haven't, not quite yet, but let's pretend they have), David Storey turns to the next frontier: the Web on TV. Having tested a few proprietary systems way way back in 1998, I already know it's not as easy as it's supposed to be.

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