Alternatives

Products that do what NewYorker.com does

Redesigned and with more free content.

1
Archive.org▲123
The new archive.org
2014
2
GitHub Desktop▲252
The New Native
2017
3
BetaPage 2.0▲224
Community of Hackers and Makers
2017
4
Nyan It▲107
Easily add Nyancats to any link you send. Because... reasons
2014
5
New York Times▲69
Sleeker. Faster. More intuitive. (new design)
2014
6
Meh▲92
The New Woot.com
2014
7
Digital NYC▲86
NYC's hub for tech and startups.
2014
8
TrapCrunch▲126
"Someone Made A TechCrunch Parody Site And It’s Hilarious"
2014
9
FiveThirtyEight▲122
Nate Silver's new site dedicated to sports, economics, etc.
2014
10
thenews.im▲116
Designer News + Hacker News
2014
11
Better History▲93
Your Chrome Browsing history. Better.
2014
12
NYT Now▲132
Your guide to the news, from The New York Times
2015
13
NYRD Radio▲152
Alexis Ohanian's new weekly podcast show
2014
14
Percolate▲88
Create better content
2014
15
Yo v.1.1▲147
Not just "Yo" anymore - adds links, hashtags, more
2014
16
Disqus Channels▲92
Sub-reddits for Disqus
2015
17
Vox▲124
Understand the news.
2014
18
Insiderr▲93
Tailor made anonymous business feed
2015
19
Freemarket▲80
Domain marketplace from Freelancer.com
2014
20
CODY▲136
Free library of HTML, CSS, & JS nuggets
2014
21
BloombergView▲55
A new consumer-focused and mobile-friendly opinion site
2014
22
MackerNews▲84
Beautiful Readable Hacker News Articles
2015
23
Thwipster▲94
The marketplace for nerds
2015
24
ESPN.com▲135
A new, redesigned and responsive ESPN.com
2015

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