A wrap up of what piqued my interest today.
A thorough analysis of The New York Times' front page. Conclusion being that they don't really care about their content (BBC News is a good contrast).
The fallacy of "web experts" - first there was HTML, then SEO and now Social Media - what's next? In the UK the legal definition of an expert is that person in the room with most knowledge on a subject...the web is a big room.
First time on Copyblogger through their post "Three Grammar Rules You Can (And Should) Break" - good to highlight them to a wide audience, but generally pretty subjective and target-demographic specific.
Steve Souders gets detailed when benchmarking CSS import vs. link techniques in "don't use @import" - pretty thorough.
Impressive outline of Chartbeat from Ross Hill. They must be packing some serious bandwidth.
Impressive centred CSS tab action by Matthew James Taylor. He has some other good examples of general CSS goodness.
Simply superb Sorting Algorithm Animations. Fantastic illustrations, explanations and discussions around popular sorting algorithms.