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Remember Wayback When Blogging Was Fun(ny)?

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 10 November 2009
It just struck me that the decade is coming to an end. The most incredible decade imaginable by most anyone’s (born before 1985) standards. It’s also marks a decade of netZoo and WOOZradio. The early days look really funny in retrospect. 2001. Ahhh… the wayback machine. Just for kicks, let’s take a look at some of [...]
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No Reflection: Looking Out the Window

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 29 January 2008
I’ve been actively blogging here for 2.5 years — and intermittently since 1999, when I first launched WOOZradio. Why don’t I bother to self-promote or even make cards/stickers to increase traffic and the minimal revenue flow that could help me break even on the $15 a month or so I spend to keep Live365 running [...]
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State of Design ‘06 — Online News Sites

By Andy Sternberg | Published: 4 December 2006
Check out Luke Stevens’ post featuring an invaluable collection of screenshots and design stats from newspaper Web sites around the world. I find the unfortunate placement of ads on some of the U.S. sites to be shameful, at the very least degrading to the integrity of the news content within. For example, I never noticed NYTimes.com’s [...]
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