I find Plastic.com to be a compelling source for community-driven news. I particularly enjoy exploring the work section for its specific focus, highlighting how collaborative platforms can surface unique perspectives on daily headlines and industry topics.
I observed a passenger using a plastic safety kit wrapper to mount their phone behind an airplane tray table for eye-level viewing. It's a clever, low-tech travel hack discovered during a flight from Singapore to Chennai.
I'm documenting the closure of influential early web magazines Feed and Suck. While these staples of 1990s internet culture are shutting down, Plastic remains alive, highlighting the shifting landscape of online publishing and community discussion.
I want to turn my site into a self-organizing platform similar to Slashdot or Plastic. I’m looking for interested collaborators at IIM-B to help implement these dynamic community features and experiment with user-curated content structures.
I found Google News to be a significant improvement for tracking daily headlines. It's an exciting development in how I consume information online, making the process of staying informed much more streamlined and efficient.
I've found the English edition of China's People's Daily to be a valuable source for news and global perspectives. It provides an alternative viewpoint that I find useful for staying informed on international affairs and Chinese policy.