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Our Favorite Websites
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Our Favorite Websites
This page collects short descriptions of some of our favorite websites. It's our way of saying thanks to the sites we have come to love.
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Our Favorite Websites: TechdirtFor those who want to keep up with the intersection of technology and law/politics, Techdirt is the perfect website. The site features original writing, updated multiple times per day, offering perspective on current legal and political issues that involve technology. The posts are written by people who know what they are talking about, but the writers don't take themselves too seriously, and write in a way that is accessible to the layperson. The entire site is a testament to the value of presenting information in a clean, structured, no-nonsense way. To see other posts on the DonationCoder forum that mention the Techdirt website, click: here. |
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