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com or at Barnes & Noble? Cameron Moll ~ 26 October 2006 at 06:09 AM JustinI’ll be releasing more details about the book in the coming weeks. Apart from mobile web “design”, what are your thoughts on. It seems like the mobile web is a new frontier which is a lot of web developers will soon be moving towards.
as well? Ryan Merket ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:26 PM Wow. :o) It certainly looks promising thus far. With you self-publishing, will I be able to buy the book on Amazon. I’d like to know when you’ll be doing signings here in London do I can get in line now. You know I’ll gladly be a reviewer. Cameron Moll ~ 17 October 2006 at 06:19 PM elysaNo details available yet regarding a release date. Good luck man! Steve ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:05 PM Cameron Congrats as a mobiel web developer building on variosu platforms, I’m defintely looking forward to seeing and reading the book.
I must say I’m quite excited to announce this, as it’s the culmination of many hours spent figuring out how you and I — XHTML/CSS designers and developers — might understand, embrace, and ultimately develop content for the mobile web (a WAP 2. net yesterday read the interview straight away. ;) It was good talking to you about mobile web design at @Media earlier this year. Coming soon: Mobile Web Design, the book ~ Authentic Boredom Coming soon: Mobile Web Design, the book Much has been written about mobile devices. Whether you're an individual or you own a small business or belong AMB Web Design specializes in developing quality web sites Perhaps you'd like to announce your brochure online.
However, little has been written about the two colliding.

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You may even want to sell goods or services over the Internet. Put me down for a few copies! Rob Weychert ~ 17 October 2006 at 02:26 PM Very cool. Blinksale Dive in and enjoy shamelessly easy invoicing from Firewheel Design. Amanda Kern ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:26 AM This looks awesome! Way to go inspiring us allagain! I’m certain it’ll be equally as impressive as your other work.

Otherwise, kudos! Cameron Moll ~ 17 October 2006 at 02:09 PM Ha! That was a last-minute addition, and apparently a bludgeon-worthy one. Authentic Boredom is the platitudinous web home of Cameron Moll, freelance new media designer, author, and speaker. Basecamp My preferred web app for internal and client project collaboration. Dan Mall ~ 17 October 2006 at 09:57 AM Awesome! I’m glad someone is tackling this topic.

. Micah ~ 18 October 2006 at 12:09 AM Wow, looks cool. . Good luck with sales (not that I think you need it)! Gilbert Lee ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:02 PM Dude, congrats! You have been busy. Give us some banners or dog ears, or something to help you promote. KeithShh! You’re stevie b because i love you going to make me add to the page count (kidding, yes, there will be some discussion about that).

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Construct Brighton, England, September 7. And an e-book version too is a big plus.
Sam Hardacre ~ 18 October 2006 at 03:20 AM I picked up. Keith ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:26 AM Cool! As someone who’s been learning lots about the mobile Web (sitting in the same office as Brian Fling) in the last few weeks I’m really excited to see this. Eric Meyer ~ 17 October 2006 arkansas air national guard at 01:11 PM Congratulations, sir! Well done indeed. I look forward to reading your book. Stock photography, live steam model locomotive type, and killer tees.
Much has been written about developing websites for the so-called “standards era” of the web. ;) Brian ~ 17 October 2006 at 03:08 PM sounds like an interesting book.
Well, except for the use of the word “addy”; for that I have to bludgeon you.
Mobi domain names? Leonardo Melendez ~ 22 October 2006 at 07:04 PM Cameron Moll, your blog is alive! How do you do it? Cameron Moll ~ 23 October 2006 at 06:00 AM Two parts baking soda, one part vinegar.

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I’m definitely looking forward to this one.

When can we expect to be graced with your wisdom? aaron ~ 17 October 2006 at 05:25 PM i hope that is the actual cover design, it’s beautiful.
I just really hope that this isn’t the end of your book publishing career.

Cameron Moll ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:44 AM Thanks for the positive feedback so far, everyone.

Michael Grinstead ~ 23 October 2006 at 07:46 AM Just last week I read your article in the. Just be sure to offer a “combo” with PDF and printed version. Mobile Web Americas Orlando, October 2-4. I’ll make sure to get a copy of the book, it will be nice to have here in the Opera office. The first of its kind here in the U.
Brian Fling ~ 17 October 2006 at 02:11 PM The space is sorely lacking good reading material. Veer: Visual Elements for Creatives.

If an e-book is available, I’ll definitely purchase it.
Seeing as I’m a Crackberry user learning Mobile Web Design is on my list of to-dos in the near future. Ill try and get those mobile device checks done sooner so ya find it easier to check your work ;) Nate K ~ 17 October 2006 at 10:09 AM Finally! I have been looking for books related to this topic, but I didn’t want to buy moving message electronic display from an un-trusted source. Tips, methodology, and resources. I didn’t catch the other part of your online football sports betting answer to Keith about who the publisher is Or did I miss an implied answer? ;) Jaakko Knuutila ~ 17 October 2006 at 01:06 PM Really nice, looking forward to it.