I have been extremely impressed by Newsdesigner.com, a weblog that focuses on editorial design – not on fonts and graphics as abstract elements but as elements that are integral to the editorial process. In addition, it’s beautiful and often features full-page comparisons of many papers to illustrate points.

Kinja was launched yesterday, and it looks interesting though a little unfocused. It says it’s “the weblog guide,” but it’s also an aggregator and gives people the option to share their “Digest” lists. It seems that they should be offering people the option to surf others’ Digests, no?

Mena’s Corner. “I’ve always advocated personal voice as the strongest asset of a weblog. In the past year, Six Apart has lost its public voice.” The first post is called, “Where did those 22 other people come from?” and addresses the fact that the company behind Movable Type, TypePad, and now TypeKey had become a shadowy entity, with few people aware had several employees and such.

about TypeKey was published last night in the form of a FAQ that covers most of the stuff people have been going crazy about. Hopefully everyone will calm down now and see how this develops.

of all copycat stories, or at least it’s shaping up to be. Actor Harland Williams seems to have stolen Todd Dominey’s website for his personal site.