Today's Guardian, from Phil, which is brilliant, for all the reasons explained in his post about it.

"News Knitter converts information gathered from the daily political news into clothing. Live news feed from the Internet that is broadcasted within 24 hours or a particular period is analyzed, filtered and converted into a unique visual pattern for a knitted sweater. The system consists of two different types of software: whereas one receives the content from live feeds the other converts it into visual patterns, and a fully computerized flat knitting machine produces the final output. Each product, sweater of News Knitter is an evidence/result of a specific day or period."

"A 200-year-old church building has disappeared from a village in central Russia, officials from the Russian Orthodox Church say... It was intact in July but some time in early October thieves made off with it brick by brick." Um.

"Turning the economic crisis into one of those clever internet memes." Lols.

"Rososo shows you which bookmarks have updated, and hides the rest. It is a good alternative to newsreaders, which, like your email inbox, tend to accumulate obligation and guilt." Not sure about only showing sites, rather than content, but I like the idea of peaceful software a lot.

"Why is the girl in the centre smiling? Her fiancé lies at death's door after being rescued from the sea. She smiles because she saw a press cameraman and knew her picture was going in the papers." Nice article on press photographers.

The 2007 contest winners are now up. They're very impressive.

(From a design perspective, but, to be honest, it impacts on everything).

McClusky disband. Sad.