Politics Buzz They're all exactly the same. Except for Romney. Who is completely different.
Culture Buzz Here's a Tumblr devoted to showing you what the backsides of your favorite websites look like. How they got back there I have no idea, but it's interesting to see how it all works. More of these here. (Thanks for the tip, Jeff!)
http://www.womansday.com/Articles/Lifestyle/10-Sites-That...
The internets are your friend.
http://mashable.com/2010/10/05/facemash/
For those of you who ran out and saw The Social Network this weekend, you are now familiar with Zuckerberg’s first site www.facemash.com. For only $8,000 it can now be yours. Surprisingly, it currently has zero bids. The question is: Who will be the first BuzzFeed user to place a bid?
Culture Buzz All your favorite websites represented by all your favorite animals! And they won't poop everywhere! See all of them here.
Business Buzz Glenn Beck launched his new website The Blaze today with the message “there comes a time when you have to stop complaining and do something. And so we decided to hire some actual journalists to launch a new website”. Let's take a closer look at some of the talent Mr. Beck has brought on.
Politics Buzz “The image of flame is a powerful.” We wholeheartedly agree, Glenn, and that's why we've gone to the trouble of making you some some banners that we think would be a perfect fit for your new homepage.
Culture Buzz According to Glenn Beck's mission statement for his new site, “The image of flame is a powerful.” So true. I've already put in an order for some new flame shoes.
Politics Buzz Glenn Beck's new site has some awesome users already. Not that BuzzFeed can talk. I'm looking at you, LOLcats4eva.
Politics Buzz Glenn Beck has launched a new website, called The Blaze, which he hopes will be a Conservative answer to The Huffington Post. As he explains in his manifesto for the site, “The image of flame is a powerful.” So you know he's taking this thing pretty seriously.
This really spoke to me. I can think of a number of websites that need to be humiliated via Venn diagram, but colleges are pretty high up on the list of worst offenders.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100624/wr_nm/us_internet_xxx
The company that oversees Web addresses is expected to give the go-ahead on Friday for the creation of a .xxx suffix for websites with pornographic content, company officials indicated today.
http://yvettesbridalformal.com/index.htm
Could this possibly be the worst site on the Internet?
How 20 popular websites looked when they launched. Remember the old Facebook/MySpace?
Personification of the Internet. I wonder what BuzzFeed would look like?
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/05/strategic-desi...
Smashing Magazine lists their six steps to making a successful website.
Celebrity Buzz Then sign up for her new and completely random lifestyle website, Goop. Guidance you’ll get from Gwyneth includes: “Cook a meal for someone you love, go to a city you’ve never been to, learn something new, don’t be lazy.” Wait - so if we follow these completely uninspirational tips, we might have a chance to makeout with Brad Pitt or Chris Martin? No f’ing way!