How to Trademark and Copyright Your Blog’s Name & Logo
Via WPBeginner Trademark and copyright protects your brand and business against many legal challenges. Here's a tutorial. Read full article
Ethical Design: The Practical Getting-Started Guide
Via Trine Falbe | @trinefalbe This article explains how unethical design happens, and how to do ethical design through a set of best practices. Read full article
Net Neutrality Is Gone For Now. But Here's Everything That's Next
Via Harold Stark | @realharrystark Here’s how the concept of a free and open internet will continue to exist despite the repeal of net neutrality regulations. Read full article
An Extrovert’s Hacks for Working from Home
Via Kari Kallhoff For the past few years, all the Signal team members have worked remotely from home offices. We don't just build the Web, we live on it. Kari Kallhoff's article about telecommuting makes some good points. Read full article
Adobe Plans to Kill the Flash Media Player
Via Jonathan Vanian | @jonathanvanian It’s an end of an era for Adobe Flash, the software that helped bring online video to the masses in the Internet's early days but also frustrated people for nearly two decades over its frequent updates and buggy nature. Read full article
Why Notifications Deliver Great Customer Experience
Via Brent Sleeper | @BrentSleeper Notifications are crucial for building trust and driving user engagement. This article explains why apps and services should be thinking about how customers experience notifications from the start. Read full article
Signal Goes Pink for the Day
We've decked out the Signal website in pink today to show support for Planned Parenthood's Pink Out Day, June 21. With access to Planned Parenthood services in jeopardy as Congress crafts new health care legislation, Pink Out Day's a way to draw attention to the nation’s leading reproductive health care provider and advocate, which assists 2.4 million...
Tech Companies Plan Online Rally to Save Net Neutrality
Via Tom Brandt | @branttom The rally, scheduled for July 12, is the latest attempt to bombard the Federal Communications Commission with comments in support of net neutrality. Read full article