Every Dog Has Its Day.

The author discusses the website 'Dog of the Day' and other two related websites developed by Massachusetts based graphic designer Karen Watts, that publishes reader-submitted stories of their pet dogs. It talks about Watts's efforts to make the site reader friendly for all age groups by focusing o...

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Publicado en:New York Times Vol. 166; no. 57464; pp. 6 - 8
Autor principal: VANHOENACKER, MARK
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: New York Times 1/1/2017
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