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Jason Kottke (born September 27, 1973) is an American blogger, graphic designer, and web designer known for his blog Kottke.org. He won a Lifetime Achievement Award as a blogger. As of July 2013, his blog is ranked #66 overall and #20 in Science on the Technorati Top 100.
Jason Kottke shares links to interesting and diverse topics, such as psychedelics, photography, music, and politics. He also posts his own thoughts, opinions, and recommendations on his website and blog.
Mar 14, 2023 · A little context for just how long that is: kottke.org is older than Google. 25 years is more than half of my life, spanning four decades (the 90s, 00s, 10s, and 20s) and around 40,000 posts — almost cartoonishly long for a medium optimized for impermanence.
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I love the Web. I discovered it in college in 1994 and have been designing, programming, and writing online like my life depends on it ever since. In the 90s and 00s, I designed and developed sites for 3M, E*Trade, Target, and Charles Schwab. I designed Gawker for its launch, including the logo, which I’m proud to say a) lasted the entire tenure of...
You can email me at jason@kottke.org or try to catch me on Mastodon. I get a lot of messages (too many to reply to & still have time to blog), but I read everything I receive and will try my best to respond if a response is necessary. Sending links is appreciated! If you have a project or video you're proud of, send it along. If you send me somethi...
kottke.org is hosted by Arcustech and published using Movable Type. Memberful powers kottke.org memberships. I send out the newsletter with Sendy. If you would like to advertise on kottke.org, contact the folks at Carbon Ads. Thanks to all of the guest editors over the years who have lent their energy and perspective to the site, including Edith Zi...
Jan 25, 2012 · Learn about Jason Kottke, the creator of Kottke.org and Stellar.io, in this interview with The Verge. He shares his views on the web, technology, design, and his life as a father and developer.
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It is largely the product of a single mind: Jason Kottke. Kottke.org has shaped the way many of us have thought about news, blogging, and linking. Jason has built his entire career around the power of hypertext.
Dec 19, 2013 · In 2013, Jason Kottke wrote a prediction for Nieman Lab’s year-end roundup: “The blog is dead, long live the blog. ” Kottke was then (and still is) owner of one of the longest continuously running blogs on the web: kottke.org , founded in 1998.
