Showing posts with label online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online. Show all posts

Friday, November 24, 2017

Black Friday Deals and Cyber Monday

Hi All,

Thanksgiving has come and gone...and now the holiday season is upon for real!  Which, of course, means that holiday shopping has started!

So...here's a list of some Black Friday deals.
 The Verge - 24 Best Deals
Engadget - Best Black Friday Deals 2017
ABC News - Year's Can't Miss Black Friday Deals 
Walmart -  Best Black Friday.com 2017 Advertisement
BGR - Black Friday Deals 2017

Cnet - Cyber Monday Deals  
Fox News - Cyber Monday's Biggest Deals and Savings
CBS News MoneyWatch - 10 Stores Will Have the Best Cyber Monday Deals in 2017

Here's the Wikipedia entry for Black Friday - interesting read!  And, here's the Wikipedia entry for Cyber Monday - another interesting read!

Enjoy the shopping!

Regards,
Stu



Thursday, May 5, 2016

Hi All,

Newspapers - they aren't what they once were, but they still survive.  And in some cases they are thriving.  But what if you want to see a newspaper from another part of the country? Or what if you want to take a gander at a newspaper in the UK or Italy or Russia?  Or from New Jersey or California or Brazil or China....or...well, you get the idea

Indeed - internet to your rescue!

Click on this link to go to Online Newspapers.com.  The site bills itself as having 'thousands of world newspapers at your fingertips'.   And yes, its true.

Newspapers can be searched geographically - North American, Africa, South America/Central America, Asia/Middle East, Europe and Australasia/Oceania.

Clicking on any of the links above sends you to another page where users can find newspapers listed by state or an alpabetical list of newspapers.  Digging deeper into the lists gets you to the geographic area that you are interested in finding and ultimately, the newspaper that you are looking for.

Click this link for the 50 Most Popular newspapers by country. Finally, click on this link for magazines listed by category.

Enjoy the links and the newspapers!

Regards,
Stu