Marsbugs is no longer published as discreet issues. As of 26 October 2005, Marsbugs: The Electronic Astrobiology Newsletter was merged with its companion site, The Astrobiology Index, to form Marsbugs: The Astrobiology Index. However, bac…
The Atlantic Weekly provides a curated selection of some of the very best pieces that appear every week across The Atlantic’s Web sites (TheAtlantic.com, TheAtlanticWire.com, and TheAtlanticCities.com). Optimized for your mobile device and…
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There are a lot creative things you can do with images in your emails, from designing your own custom graphics to creating animated GIFs. General Assembly, an organization that helps expand professionals' skill sets, likes to employ tact…
A heady mix of image-heavy product placement, sponsored items, free resources and links to articles, this newsletter regularly comes up with links to articles I don’t see elsewhere. I don’t know who is behind it (the very brief website just…
In 1997, Jeffrey Zeldman and Brian M Platz started a mailing list called A List Apart. It evolved into one the world’s leading magazine sites “for people who make websites” and spawned the An Event Apart conference series and book publis…