Canada.com, featuring discussions about what Canadians are talking about, is owned and operated by Postmedia Network Inc., Canada’s largest publisher by circulation of paid English-language daily newspapers. canada.com complements Postmedia’s other properties including daily newspapers in cities across Canada like the Vancouver Sun, The Province, the Calgary Herald, the Edmonton Journal, the Ottawa Citizen and the National Post, as well as more than 50 destination websites.

Your source for breaking news, news about New York, sports, business, entertainment, opinion, real estate, culture, fashion, and more.

The New York Post is an American daily newspaper, primarily distributed in New York City and its surrounding area.

FiveThirtyEight is a polling aggregation website with a blog created by Nate Silver and owned by ESPN. During its first five and a half years, FiveThirtyEight won numerous awards both when it was an independent blog and when it was published by The New York Times. These included “Bloggie” Awards for “Best Political Coverage” in 2008 and “Best Weblog about Politics” in 2009, as well as “Webbies” for “Best Political Blog” in 2012 and 2013.

An incredibly popular blogger and now a New York Times bestselling author, Jenny’s blunt, incisive writing style and willingness to lay everything bare have made her a blogging favorite.

The Bloggess is by Jennifer Lawson, an American journalist, author and blogger from Wall, Texas. She is the co-author of Good Mom/Bad Mom on the Houston Chronicle and a columnist for SexIs magazine — and she’s well known for her irreverent writing style. She was recognized by the Nielsen ratings as one of the Top 50 Most Powerful Mom Bloggers and Forbes listed thebloggess.com as one of their Top 100 Websites for Women.

The Canadian Olympic Committee is the official site providing information about coaches and athletes with media and links, and is the private, non-profit organization representing Canadian athletes in the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Pan American Games.

A coupon and deal savings website, started by Collin Morgan in 2008, to help herself, family, and friends save money and live frugally in a Hip and fun way. The site has grown beyond Collin’s wildest dreams and expectations and has a national audience of supportive readers.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Hip2Save has been featured as an official part of The Today Show during the semi-weekly “Jill’s Steals & Deals” segment.

Influential blog run by Andrew Sullivan, a leading writer and political commentator known for being an early advocate of same-sex marriage. He was also an early blogger and involved in its growth as a medium.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Andrew Sullivan is a blogging icon, pulling many visitors over a long period of time. The site was recently migrated to WordPress.com VIP hosting.

Recognized and respected throughout the world of show business, Variety is the premier source of entertainment news. Since 1905, the most influential leaders in the industry have turned to Variety for timely, credible and straightforward news and analysis — information vital to their professions. And, since 1933, unchallenged industry leader Daily Variety has been required reading for key showbiz players, delivering breaking news, exclusive scoops and must-read features. Industry vanguard Variety is the sum of a number of information products. Daily Variety Gotham uniquely delivers same-day national and global entertainment news with expanded coverage of New York’s entertainment market. Variety‘s Internet site also serves top industry professionals with a wide array of tools and up-to-the-minutes data sources.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Variety.com offers searchable archives, interactive box office charting, international box office grosses, a credits database, film and television production charts, in-depth industry calendar, and Variety reviews, some dating back to the 1914.Variety extended its brand with the launch of its state-of-the-art web site, Variety.com, in 1998. Variety‘s cyberspace home contains the entire contents of Daily Variety and Variety.Updated daily with content available the night prior to the print edition hitting the street, the web site is a must for those serious about staying on top of the industry.

Why it’s in the Showcase: With their use of WordPress as a CMS, mobile-first design, JSON APIs, and more, Quartz is a great example of the innovation happening in the WordPress world.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Charles Barkley is a famous former NBA player who uses WordPress to power his official website.

Andreessen Horowitz is a major venture capital firm that has invested in companies including Skype, digg, Zynga, and, Foursquare.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Andreessen Horowitz is a major VC firm that has invested in big name startups.

Dogpatch Labs was created by Polaris Venture Partners to connect entrepreneurs and help founders conceive and launch startups.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Dogpatch Labs features a well-designed, content-rich website and is part of major venture capital firm.

CBS New York is a major news source for the New York metro area. The site features news, sports, weather, traffic, and more.

Why it’s in the Showcase: CBS New York receives a huge amount of traffic and features a wide variety of content, ranging from news stories to video sports and news highlights.

pmarca is the personal blog of Marc Andreessen, who is best known as the co-founder of Netscape.

Why it’s in the Showcase: Marc Andreessen is a well known Internet entrepreneur who has been involved with a number of notable companies.

TED is a small nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from three worlds: Technology, Entertainment, Design. Since then its scope has become ever broader. Along with two annual conferences — the TED Conference in Long Beach and Palm Springs each spring, and the TEDGlobal conference in Oxford UK each summer — TED includes the award-winning TEDTalks video site, the Open Translation Project and Open TV Project, the inspiring TEDx program and the annual TED Prize.

Why it’s in the Showcase: TED’s conferences are famous around the world and its highly popular website features more than 700 talks on a range of interesting topics.

PlatinumGames Inc. is an independent entertainment developer based in Osaka, Japan, dedicated to making high quality, next generation games for a variety of hardware platforms. Loaded with some of the gaming industry’s most talented creators, PlatinumGames seeks to break the mold of a sequel driven industry by creating innovative, original IP that exceed users’ expectations.

Why it’s in the Showcase: PlatinumGames’ innovative website utilizes the new WordPress.com HD video solution and age age verification features. Everything on the site is powered by and managed with WordPress including pages, posts, sidebars, and other site features.

Award winning, Boys’ Life is the official publication of the Boy Scouts of America. Published 12-times a year with a rate base of 1,100,000 and 8,690,000 readers, it is simultaneously entertaining, educational and informative. The magazine serves the active lifestyle of it’s audience while fulfilling the vision of the Boy Scouts of America.

Boys’ Life readers are dynamic individuals — they are outdoor adventurers, computer enthusiasts, devoted sportsmen, avid collectors, spirited gamers and dedicated environmentalists, all with an underlying passion for their community and country.

Boys’ Life is creatively engineered to cater to the interests of their unique audience. To accomplish this goal, the magazine showcases the talents of top writers, photographers and illustrators in two separate demo editions, one for those six through 11 and another for those ages 12 through 17.

Boys’ Life offers readers an exciting way to follow all that’s happening in their world both inside and outside the realm of Scouting. The magazine is a staple in the exclusive environment of our loyal subscribers, positively inspiring and serving their unique lifestyle.

I’m Harry McCracken, founder and editor of Technologizer. The site may be new, but I’ve covered the technology beat for a long, long time

I first used a PC–my dad’s TRS-80 Model I–almost exactly thirty years ago; I first went online, via 300-bps modem, in 1979. I think the first words about computers I wrote for publication were for my TRS-80 users’ group’s newsletter circa 1980; the first ones I got paid for were in the wonderful magazine Creative Computing in 1982.

In 1991, I started writing about technology full-time. For almost fourteen happy years prior to embarking on the Technologizer adventure, I worked at PC World, where I wound up as editor in chief of both the magazine and the Web site.

This Emergency Information Web site may be accessed via a link on Pepperdine University’s Home Page at anytime. You may wish to save the URL for easy referencing in the event of an emergency impacting Pepperdine University in Malibu, or any of its campuses. During an emergency, information on this site will be updated regularly to keep students, faculty, staff, and family members informed with accurate and current information.

In addition to briefings which are posted during an emergency, this site makes it easy for you to obtain the latest information or road conditions affecting the Malibu campus. In the event of an emergency, the latest information will be posted at the top of this page.

COED is the leading college news and lifestyle destination. Your source for everything college, breaking news, entertainment, sports, gaming and girls. Home of Miss COED.

Real Dan Lyons – aka Fake Steve Jobs.

This blog is devoted to stuff that white people like.

Hack a day serves up fresh hacks each day, every day from around the web and a special how-to hack each week.

The Mark Cuban weblog.

The companion blog to Flickr, almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world.

Flickr continues to evolve in myriad ways, all of which are designed to make it easier and better. Check out the Flickr Blog to stay apprised of the latest developments. The fact that you’ve read to the end of this entire document and are hanging out at the bottom of this page with nothing but this silly text to keep you company is proof of a deep and abiding interest on your part. What are you waiting for?  Go explore!

TechCrunch, founded on June 11, 2005, is a weblog dedicated to obsessively profiling and reviewing new Internet products and companies. In addition to covering new companies, we profile existing companies that are making an impact (commercial and/or cultural) on the new web space.

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