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Andy Clarke at @media | Web Directions

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• By: John
• June 28, 2009
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The debate over whether, and to what extent web sites should look the same in every browser continues to rage. To the bemusement of many it must be said.

If you fall into the “yes” camp - then please go and read Andy’s latest presentation from @media. And if you are a “no” person, you’ll find some useful ammunition for convincing your clients that the goal is impossible and self defeating.

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