We're all familiar with sites that buy up products in mass quantities and then dump them us for drastically discounted prices-- some examples that I like: Steep And Cheap (for skiing) and Woot (for techie stuff I'll never buy). Whisky…
Continue Reading →On the heals of David's helpful and exciting post about Joost this morning, I thought you may also want to know where to find TV programming online. Find Internet TV is a good place to start. This site provides both…
Continue Reading →Check out this awesomely simple and sexy Flickr Tag Browser, a little application built by Felix Turner of Airtight Interactive. The application starts with a simple search bar; type in a keyword and it brings up a nice view of…
Continue Reading →There's something about this Jason Calcanis interview of Ted Murphy (founder of PayPerPost) that makes us cringe. The very idea of masking paid product placements as genuine blog posts flies squarely in the face of what we as writers and…
Continue Reading →Just like your wheat grass this morning, this is juiced (well, Joost really, but pronounced "juiced"). It's coming to us from Swedish entrepreneur Niklas Zennstrom and his Danish partner Janus Friis, the guys behind Kazaa and Skype-- which as many…
Continue Reading →From Rob Dobi, mastermind behind Your Scene Sucks: someone recently wrote me and complained that my old "how to dress emo" site was incorrect because "that is how normal people dress." for the most part, they are right. the term…
Continue Reading →Ever wonder what the entire universe would look like, side by side, in a near perfect scale? Camera manufacturer Nikon built this web application entitled Universcale to do just that-- it spans from 'femtometer to light year', putting 40 magnitudes…
Continue Reading →Gift shopping sites/catalogues always brag that they are an easy way to shop for that person you can't seem to find the perfect thing for; a claim that turns out to be total crap when you find yourself walking up…
Continue Reading →I'm not going to lie-- the paper version of "America's Finest News Source," The Onion, got me (and many of my friends) through college. The university made the mistake of stocking the lobbies of all the lecture halls with the…
Continue Reading →Format, the ahead of the curve magazine out of Toronto, just dropped issue #12 of their online urban art/fashion focused publication. In celebration of Women's History Month, Format Mag has honed in on some amazing women artists and designers, both…
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