"...a series that takes the news from one week of the Guardian newspaper, and visually represents it as a series of static visualisations."

About time. (I always prefer full feeds, even with adverts.)

Jolly good.

I honestly thought this was a badly-done, sub-Nathan Barley spoof.

I love the current Guardian campaign, visually speaking (the text is too, um, Guardiany).

Watching Digg's "bury brigade" bury a story on watching Digg's "bury brigade".

"Institutional critique: Dissing the sponsor"

The Guardian are giving out the login to a del.icio.us account - del.icio.us/guardianista - so that readers can gather links for them. (Probably safer to encourage folk to sign up and use for:guardianista)

I _almost_ won an iPod Shuffle from the Grauniad weblog. Hey ho.

"The founder of the online encyclopedia written and edited by its users has admitted some of its entries are 'a horrific embarrassment'. What did our panel of experts think of the entries for their fields? "

"Victor Keegan is following the production of the first Berliner edition of the Guardian, to be published tomorrow."

The Grauniad is just Gawker Media, only with fucked up SIFR headers instead of adverts to annoy you. Joking.

The Grauniad Blair Watch Project on Flickr - off to a bad start, sadly.

The Grauniad asks readers to mail cameraphone snaps of Mr. Tony to their Flickr account. They just moved from being the fastest to report web trends to getting stuck right in the thick of things.

Grauniad election weblog.

The Modern Toss signwriter in the wild!