Old Is The New New

Or, television without context. Warning: may be creepy. Will be weird.

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Luc Sante is my hero.

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Blogging is dead, says Wired. Which is only fair since I declared Wired dead in 1998.

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Google posts millions of images from the Life magazine archives.

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Our man Jess Nevins with some cool snippets from Frank Miller’s Folklore for Stalin: Russian Folklore and Pseudofolklore of the Stalin Era.

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Is only one of five centuries of board games at the always beautiful and enjoyable BibliOdyssey.

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Reactions to the Obama election from all around Bloggyville.

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Two good friends of mine have just launched Social Ch@nge, a blog about using the net for nonprofits, with some constructive criticism of Joe the Plumber’s official (!) website.

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A party dress with a hemline that automatically rises and drops along with the stock market. My man Bill discusses.

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Post-election euphoria: I feel so full of “less shame,” I can’t tell you.

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