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Heeb Magazine is an irreverent Jewish counter-culture publication. Its first issue appeared in 2002, and it published 22 print issues across the 2000s. A newsletter, From the Vault, republishes classic Heeb features from the 2000s with new commentary, and back issues and merchandise are sold. In 2025 the title returned as Heeb Media, an independent digital media nonprofit with a podcast network, YouTube channel and social programs.
Newspaper portal of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.
Commercial online database of digitised Irish newspapers.
Search an online collection of books, documents, media and archival records.
Kyoto Women's University Academic Information Repository, called KYOJYO AIR, is a DSpace-based repository that disseminates the university's education and research achievements. It holds communities and collections for journal articles, bulletin papers, reports, theses and other materials. A 2013 news item announces its release, and a related link is noted as Japanese only.
LiveCam Croatia is a web portal that provides live streaming webcams from locations across Croatia, including traffic cameras, ferry ports, beaches, cities, and ski resorts. The portal aims to help users explore the country and find accommodation options, and also hosts a news and blog section.
The Maitland Mercury is a regional newspaper serving Maitland and the Lower Hunter Valley in New South Wales. Established in 1843, it covers local news, sport, weather, entertainment and lifestyle, and circulates as a weekly print publication every Friday. Digital subscriptions provide unlimited access to Australian Community Media websites.
Minifig Scan is a fan-made app for iOS and Android that scans data codes on supported LEGO Minifigure boxes to identify contents and avoid duplicates. It tracks collections with counters, favorites and notes, offers 360° views, blind mode, news and widgets.
New Advent is the largest Catholic website in the world. It provides access to a home section, encyclopedia, Summa Theologica, Church Fathers writings, a Bible library, and Catholic news content including Sunday Mass readings, related commentary, and podcast material.
NoCommute is a free daily newsletter that delivers just-posted remote jobs from real companies to an inbox. The site also publishes blog posts, including guides on remote job sites, ChatGPT for remote job searches and unusual remote work.
NukeSim is an educational nuclear explosion simulator with effects modeling. It lets users run scenarios on a map, compare weapon profiles, view blast, thermal, radiation and fallout overlays, browse a global arsenal database, read articles and follow external nuclear news. The project states it is inspired by NUKEMAP.
O Heraldo is an English-language daily newspaper from Goa, established as a Portuguese-language paper in 1900 and launched in English in 1983. It is part of the Herald Group, which also includes Dainik Herald, Herald TV and Herald Digital. The site carries Goa, national and international news.
openDemocracy is an independent international media organisation headquartered in London, producing investigative and movement-focused journalism in English and Spanish on gender, geopolitics, migration, technology and rights. It publishes news, analysis and podcasts, reaching activists, policymakers, academics and civic leaders through its digital platforms and newsletters.
OpenOversight is a Lucy Parsons Labs project offering a public, searchable database of law enforcement officers. It maintains profiles and digital galleries consolidating information such as names, birthdates, news mentions, salaries and photographs, with officer information in 24 departments across 5 states and the federal government. Volunteers upload and sort officer photos.
Project Aon is a volunteer fan group publishing Internet Editions of Joe Dever's Lone Wolf books, which he permitted to be published online and downloaded free of charge, along with contributions from illustrators. The books can be read online or downloaded and printed for offline viewing. The site also includes news, a FAQ, blog, forum, and a list of where to purchase Lone Wolf gamebooks.
QST is the monthly membership journal of ARRL. Each issue covers equipment reviews, technical tips, projects and news. Digital editions are available through Android, iOS and Kindle Fire apps, and members log in to view current or archived issues.
ResetEra is an online video gaming forum that provides breaking news, game discussions, industry gossip, sales information, reviews, and general interest subforums for non-gaming topics. The site supports community interaction among enthusiasts, journalists, and developers.
Rest of World is a nonprofit publication reporting on how technology affects people outside the Western world. Its stories cover AI, data centers, electric vehicles, chips and platform regulation across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.
Scholars' Mine is the institutional repository for the Missouri University of Science and Technology, provided as a service of Missouri S&T University Libraries. It offers digital access to scholarly and creative works by the university's faculty, staff, and students, including faculty papers, departmental publications, conference proceedings, and graduate student works, plus campus cultural and historical collections such as yearbooks and the student newspaper.
Science Forums is a discussion forum with boards covering news, education, physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, medical science, engineering, earth science, computer help, philosophy, religion and ethics. A homework help section offers assistance with homework problems rather than answers.
Secret Canada is a freedom of information project from The Globe and Mail. It provides a database of completed FOI request summaries filed across Canada, guides on filing requests and navigating the system and appealing decisions, and freedom of information news. The data was collected through requests to public institutions at federal, provincial, territorial and municipal levels.
Språkbanken Text is a division of Språkbanken, a Swedish national e-infrastructure that supports research based on linguistic data. It develops and makes freely available Swedish language data and language technology analyses, with a focus on Swedish language material across historical periods, and builds digital research platforms for language-focused research. During an ongoing infrastructure transition, the site hosts research and staff information, while news, data, analyses, and platform content are being moved to sprakbanken.se.
Sufficient Velocity is an online forum that hosts communities for original fiction, fanfiction, art, and lifestyle discussion. It includes sub-forums for creative writing, roleplaying, grand strategy games, and alternate history. The site provides a dice roller tool and a Gather Dice feature to assist quest masters in managing dice rolls. Users can also access tutorials, news, and special events. The forum contains thousands of threads and millions of messages across its sections.
The Border Mail is a daily newspaper serving Albury-Wodonga and surrounding regions. Since 1903, it has provided information, advocacy, entertainment and connection. Based on the NSW-Victoria border, its reach extends to towns including Wangaratta, Yarrawonga, Benalla, Corowa and Beechworth. It is a masthead of Australian Community Media and offers a digital platform providing news at all hours.
