Sites like gauravonomics.com

Adpulp, a daily advertising news and commentary blog made in Austin, Texas, covering marketing communications and industry know-how

Mathew Ingram's personal blog on journalism, media and technology, written by a longtime digital media journalist

Least I Could Do, an English-language webcomic by creator Ryan Sohmer and artist Lar Desouza, with a blog and print books

John Hawks's Substack newsletter and blog on human evolution, genetics, and fossil discoveries, by a paleoanthropology researcher

Chris Pirillo's personal site offering his hire-for-hire portfolio of hosting, software and content work, plus a vibe-coding arcade of browser apps

Adbusters, a Canadian magazine and media foundation critiquing consumerism, advertising and corporate power through its print journal and campaigns

Nawaat, a Tunisian independent online news site and print magazine founded in 2004, offering analysis on Tunisia and the region

Mark Fiore's website of Pulitzer Prize-winning animated political satire cartoons and social impact animation work

Tod Maffin's official site: a Canadian journalist's newsletter, podcast and videos on Canadian identity and technology

African Digital Art is an online magazine covering contemporary African digital art, animation, design, and critical practice in English

Technoccult, a blog on occult, technology and cyberculture mirroring texts such as Kenneth Folingsby's future tale Meda

A biannual digital magazine on religion, culture, and politics in the Middle East and North Africa, called Muftah

Sinocism, a Substack newsletter on Chinese politics and business by Bill Bishop

OpenRefine is a free, open source desktop tool for cleaning, transforming and extending messy data

The Iconfactory is a design and development studio creating app icons, UI design and iOS and Mac apps

Scott Santens's blog and guide on universal basic income, with essays on economics, policy, and technology

A Substack newsletter by Patrick Ruffini on the intersection of American politics and data, including polling and election analysis

A website builder for creating custom social networks and community sites, with community management and social media integration, offered in several languages

Brian Fitzgerald's personal site, covering his creative agency Dancing Fox and his neglected blog No Passengers

Skepchick, a skeptical blog on science, health and politics, founded and written by Rebecca Watson

Not Boring by Packy McCormick: a Substack newsletter of tech strategy, business analysis and essays on technology and philosophy

The Complete Review, a book review website and literary guide offering reviews of books in many languages and a literary saloon blog

Textpattern CMS, a free open source content management system with tag-based templates for web designers and developers

libcom.org is an online library and archive of anarchist and libertarian communist texts, histories, and news about workers' struggles

Everything Everywhere, a travel and education blog and daily podcast by Gary, with posts on Fiji and other trips

Howard Rheingold's personal site: essays, books, rants, videos and art on virtual communities, tools for thought and attention

Dyne.org, a digital community and free software foundry blog covering open-source tools, art, ecology and decentralized networks, by Dyne.org

Bleeding Heartland, a community blog by Laura Belin on Iowa politics, elections, state government, and environmental issues

Low-tech Magazine: an English-language magazine on solar-powered, low-energy technology and sustainable living, with translated editions in German, French, Dutch and Turkish