Newsweek unveiled a redesigned site yesterday. The new site looks nice; although it still crams a bit too much information on the page than I would like, it does so in a much more organized manner than it did.
One of the new features that really caught my attention is the homepage header that can appear on any page. ...
Continue ReadingI came across an interesting interactive feature on USA Today‘s website — the Candidate Match Game.
The premise behind this feature is pretty simple. A person selects one of a few defined responses to policy questions ranging from the war in Iraq to global warming to health care....
Continue ReadingFor me this was definitely one of those weeks where I had more ideas for blog posts than time to write them. So here are the five topics I would have written about if time weren’t such a limiting factor for me right now.
(5) Top 40 Drupal Projects
I have a pretty good grasp on what the best WordPress plug-ins are but less knowledge about the various Drupal modules....
Continue ReadingDespite its somewhat odd name, The State Department's new blog site, DipNote , is a pretty interesting example of new ways to use blogs.
The site features several State Department officials blogging about their work, their travels, and current issues in international affairs. The content is certainly interesting,...
Continue ReadingAnyone that regularly reads tech blogs knows that the news aggregator Techmeme is the topic of tons of discussion. I think the attraction definitely has something to do with the fact that Techmeme simply does a pretty good job of summarizing the day’s tech news.
But I think the other thing at play here is that Techmeme is a bit of an exclusive club....
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