Digital Dads Collection / August 3rd, 2010

001. TPUTH

Humorous like The Onion and informative like The Guardian, TPUTH is a, “Socially Generated , Machine Filtered, Hand Polished, Electronic Newspaper for Geeks, Designers & Venture Capitalists“. Read more about TPUTH from its designer/creators at iA.

002. Executive Edits

Life. Culture. Curated. The tagline for the new online publication—Executive Edits, speaks volumes. Established by former print publisher Michael Allen, Ee aims to bring interesting and unique perspectives to the forefront—without overwhelming its audience with the standard narrative fare of traditional long-form content.

003. The Browser

There is no shortage of aggregated content sites on the internet, however, there do exist some that deliver quality content that can be truly informative. The Browser is one such site. It regularly features the Best of the Moment from around the internet and they declare, “Give us 15-minutes of your time and we will give you everything that matters in the world”—we believe them.

004. Flipboard

For those who love magazines and wished for their daily dose of content to have a stylish magazine look and feel, then the Flipboard application (for the iPad) is an absolute must have. It’s your magazine. The stuff you care about. All in one place.

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Clarence Smith, Jr. is a writer who draws inspiration from the lives of Gordon Parks, Hemingway, Langston Hughes, Shackleton, Marshall "Major" Taylor, Muham­mad Ali, Ezra Jack Keats, and many others. His essays, interviews and editorials have been published both in print and online periodicals. Currently, Clarence writes a culture column for Executive Edits magazine—served fresh, frequently. He is also a contributing writer for Freeman Transport. A first year father, Clarence lives in New England with his wife and son. "My Voice. Our Story. Mari­nate."
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