8 comments to “Best journalism web sites”

1. Josh Friedlander wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   BTW, Adam, looks like they cribbed the Tadias design!

   http://www.tadias.com/

2. susannah wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   Hey josh…
   great to see my work up here (i designed the top two) - it was a great honor to win - also thanks of course to the editorial team…

   I’d like to add that archrecord.com was nominated at the end for the grand neal award - against three other print publications… it was the first a website was nominated for best in show… also a huge coup (even if we didn’t win).

3. susannah wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   (oh and… who cribbed tadias.com? hope you don’t mean the first two or computer world - i don’t see the resemblance… aside from never having heard of the site)

4. Josh Friedlander wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   That’s hysterical!

   yeah…clearly Tadias came afterwards, but I thought I’d stroke the Saunders ego a little bit.

5. Josh Friedlander wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   I don’t know why we haven’t asked for your help with AM before. Your designs are very clean and usable. now that I know, I can see similarities in the first two.

6. susannah wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   i think your blog looks good… nice and clean as well.

   the idea behind our redesigns right now is to bring all the properties together…

7. Josh Friedlander wrote:
   19. March 2008 at :

   We are clean, but we have too much good content that disappears once it leaves the front page. It would be awesome to focus on our core areas: politics, food & drink, NYC and get at least 20 headlines above the fold.

8. susannah wrote:
   21. March 2008 at :

   that’s the nature of a blog in general… archiving is so difficult.

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