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The Media Standards Trust, of which I'm a trustee, has released a beta version of one its first flagship projects: Journa-list, an news aggregation site organised by journalist, theme and publication. It's fairly self-explanatory (but here's the explanation anyway), but like theyworkforyou which it resembles, it's knock-on effects are quite hard to divine. Have a play, and if you have any comments or spot any problems, let Martin know.
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I can't find any mention of Sam Lister
Posted by: Harry | October 12, 2007 at 11:58 AM