The Atlantic Monthly has opened its online archive up to the general, unwashed masses. I’m a member of said unwashed masses so I’m there!

The actual Atlantic Monthly archives page. Every issue going back to 1995 plus selected articles from as far back as 1857

Barry Williams, aka Greg Brady, has a blog. Found via Micropersuasion.

According to this 99% of all pings on Technorati are spam/splogs. Steve Rubel thinks that means that Google is losing the battle against the splogs.

Nothing spells fun like taking two H.S. requirements and combining them. In this case diagramming sentences and memorizing the Preamble.

Free audio recording of a reading of the US Constitution. File is 60 MB so if you want it be ready to download for a while.

Library of Congress using flickr for photo tagging project.

Interesting idea. The posit questions for a debate, poll people before and after debate. Questions include things like “Should America be the world’s policeman?”

Martin Eakes of the Center for Responsible Lending is interviewed.

Go figure: self serving people and organizations overstated risks of various chemicals in order to advance their causes. Oh, and journalists swallowed them hook, line and sinker.

Good article on content development strategies for websites.

Google’s new centralized phone service. Among other things you can record calls on the fly by hitting “4” at any time and automatically have digital versions of the recording saved to your account. You can also route multiple phones through it. Sounds

Interesting site I found because he linked to one of my posts. Need to explore this whole shedworking thing.

A blog all about sheds.

Design blog piece on soft walls.

Seth Godin’s take on the shifting playing field for non-profits. Good thoughts on the changing engagement paradigm initiated by the internet.

How newspapers can work with public to create hyperlocal content.

This is awesome: DC Goodwill launches a fashion blog and then makes more selling the stuff mentioned in the blog via online auctions than they do in the stores.

The actual DC Goodwill fashion blog found via The Bivings Report.

Results of research into pharmaceutical marketing practices shows that the marketing does not unduly influence doctors’ prescription habits.

Website with North Carolina health statistics.

Matt points out we do a good job with data in half of the 4 W’s: When (GMT) and Where (GPS). The who and the what are not so good, but he sees that changing in 2008.

Airlines as social networks. Interesting concepts and implications.

A blog about maps that you wouldn’t want to navigate by. Includes map of “Lost” island, maps as cartoons/art, etc.

For Michael: a map of the island in Lost.

Using Google reader as a personal knowledge management tool.

I should probably follow his advise here, but I’ll need like 6 months to actually accomplish it.

Legal marketing association.

Story in the Greensboro News & Record about the battles that Westbend and Duplin wineries had to battle when they literally started the NC wine movement back in the 70s. Westbend is just down the road from our house so I always take special interest in N

Why network news sucks, by a former Dateline reporter.

Best practices for those who liveblog conferences.

Stapler that is very hard to describe but when you see it you get it. Great for anyone who needs to staple multiple pages in booklet style.

How do you keep expertise from getting in the way of innovation?