Sean Blanda

How Upworthy became the web's fastest growing publication. A few anti-Buzzfeed takeaways here.

Screw you, I'm going left-aligned. 

In this article on Mitt Romney, The Washington Post lets you play the exact sound clip from the interview for each quote.

The new SvN footer on article pages is the right mix of tackling the "dead end" issue without bombarding the user with images. Also, they boldly auto-hide the comments. I think we'll be seeing more "friction" added to comments on popular blogs.

I love the typography and lettering (a new distinction I learned from Hische) on this blog.

I love Gawker.

The ESPN profile of Messi has a single photo slot that changes depending on where you scroll.

Hopefully it has better luck than The Daily.

Sweet subheds at SEED.

The best part of Quartz? There is no article page. The stories just roll right into one another. I wonder the effect that has on serendipity (and pageviews). 

Wakefield, a startup newsletter, prides itself on its copy editing. 

Correction: you can change the number but there is no way to hop to that page. Weird.

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