Dive into the archives.
- Lists to Check Out
At the end of every year, plenty of time is spent reviewing what has already happened. Here are couple of lists that are worth your time…
30 Most Notable Blogs of 2008
2nd Annual Winter/Holiday Beer Roundup
- What To Watch For On Election Night
Nate Silver, creator of FiveThirtyEight.com, has written a great breakdown of how election night might go and what to keep your eye on.
- protoFilter
A former co-worker of mine has started a new blog, protoFilter. Looks good.
protoFilter aims to simplify dry, hard-to-read, lengthy articles and research papers for those interested in web applications and technology. Additionally, at times we’ll attempt to provide easy to digest takeaways from each article from the perspective of a Internet Marketer (e.g. [...]
- Huffington Post Chicago
The Huffington Post Chicago site has launched and so far I’m impressed. Looks like a nice collection of opening day stories talking about the greatness of Chicago.
I found a few I liked, The Newspaper is Dead, Long Live the Newspaper, Blackhawk Down: Chicago’s Forgotten Franchise and Chicago Tribune’s Social Media Evolution.
One interesting [...]
- Claremont Insider
I just found out that there’s a blog focusing on Claremont, the city I grew up in and where my parents still live. Who knew? [ via ]
- The Big Picture
Patrick Goldstein, one of our columnists, has started a a new blog, This Big Picture. In one of his posts, I think he gives a great overview of why so many newspapers are starting blogs.
But in journalism, it’s time for a change–big change. As you might have heard, this newspaper, along with virtually every [...]
- Mobile NetNewsWire
Ars Technica has a preview of a mobile version of NetNewsWire which looks pretty awesome from the screenshots.
What you won’t see here are sites or feeds that do not have any unread items. In fact, Brent has taken measures to ensure that on the mobile version of NetNewsWire, the user will only see what’s important [...]
- Linked from Anarchaia
My Friday afternoon tradition is to check out Anarchaia which is one of my favorite tumblelogs. I wait until Friday because invariably there will be many links for blog posts and papers that I want to read and doing so on the weekend is much better for my productivity.
I was pretty amazed to find [...]
- McCainBlogette, Possible First Daughter Blog ?
I started reading Meghan McCain’s blog a little big ago so I found it kind of cool that we did a story on it.
The blog itself is a fun read because it is the epitome of someone not caring about the expected role they are supposed to play. Whenever you see the [...]
