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Longshot!

We are delighted to announce that the Longshot editors have selected Aholaah Arzah, author of Ring Cycle , to receive our $2000 feature fee. As Mat put it, when the three of us read this story together in a Gakwer conference room last weekend, we let out a collective gasp. We love the multi-layered interpretation of “ debt ” and admire the beautiful use of language. Congratulations, Aholaah! http://longshotmag.com/
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/08/5-lessons-from-longshot-a-magazine-made-in-48-hours/62259/ Weekends bring out the avocation in people. Some rock-climb. Other people play in basketball leagues. Hobbyists build robots. My friends and I make magazines. I co-founded Longshot Magazine with Mat Honan and Sarah Rich a few months ago.

5 Lessons From Longshot, a Magazine Made in 48 Hours - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic

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Scribd

Think of Scribd (pronounced “skribbed”) as the largest book club on the planet -- except that anyone can join the conversation on any topic imaginable : vampire fan fiction, European travel, the latest research in neuroscience, even crossword puzzles. Reading long-form written content (books, magazines, documents) has been a solitary experience for too long, but technologies now exist to bring people together through their shared interests. Every day, millions of people contribute to the conversations happening on Scribd by commenting, rating and Readcasting to friends on Scribd, Facebook and Twitter. Scribd developed Float, a unique digital reading service, to finally make reading on the web and mobile devices a fun, easy and seamless experience. The Float suite of web and mobile applications puts all your favorite documents, news, blogs, friend recommendations and more at arms reach, anytime and anywhere. http://www.scribd.com/about
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