c u r r e n t _ r o t a t i o n
we're serious. every day. at least once.
| News on this site is polled from the major wires and tends to be stale, but the stock quotes and portfolios are one reason to return | |
| The site quickly overtook veteran technology newsies such as Infoworld and PC-Week in terms of content and design. | |
| All of today's web news harvested from various popular news sites. Can be overwelming, but provides a solid view from 5,000 feet. | |
| Rarely scooped by NEWS.COM, but serves as a solid back-up. | |
u n d e r _ c o n s i d e r a t i o n
solid sites, why aren't they regulars?
| Feed appears to have survived the most recent round of bit rot amongst e-zines. | |
| The Silicon Valley is blessed by housing the Mercury News. Problem is, the site housing a warehouse of information is difficult to navigate. | |
| Stippey's my hero. The Obvious has been around for most of the interesting years of the Internet. If we're boring the hell out of you, go here. | |
| The BYTE magazine of web zines. All the techie bits you can handle. | |
| You're going to leave this site either well-informed or with a headache. Suck tackles the issues, loudly. | |
| Quality reporting, innovative design. This site should be under the current rotation, but isn't. | |
t o u g h _ b r e a k
nope. not very often. too bad.
| The arrival of snail mailed based PC Week and Infoworld used to be weekly religious experiences for me. Electronic PC Week is still in the regular rotation while Infoworld's site is slow to report news and sports a uninspired interface | |
last update: july 21, 1998