Beautiful.

Lines at the ER, a television boom, emptying suburbs. A catastrophic economic downturn would feel nothing like the last one.

A really nice flash based newsreader built by MSNBC.

This sounds scary. I'm not saying this is was a terrorist plot, but it's only a matter of time before they get smart and start targeting global internet infrastructure.

Fimoculous aggregates "best of" lists from around the web and conveniently links them on one page.

A good place to start if you want to dig through the 150+ years worth of content now freely available on the NY Times site.

To study the ground-level effects of the American troop buildup, reporters and video journalists for The New York Times visited Baghdad's neighborhoods, interviewing residents, Americans on patrol and Iraqi officials.

Information Architects Japan provides a "what if" and does a very nice redesign of the washingtonpost.com

Techcrunch announces the Scrapblog preview.

Sadly, the newspaper as a format is dying, even with redesigns. More and more people consuming news are doing so through the web and video.

I'm interested in knowing how they regulate spam and obsceneties within the article comments.

Interesting community site where users create "spots" on various topics that interest them, others can then join the spot and post, creating conversations.