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Archive | Indie 100
Quirky blogs, out-there food websites, avant-garde film—the Indie 100 list brings you fun and idiosyncratic selections from indie and grassroots media, startups, and whatnot. (This list is no longer being updated.)
2Boing Boing
Looking for a website that brings you a little bit of everything, is a little unpredictable and always fun? Check out Boing Boing.
3GOOD
What’s good? Find out here. GOOD is dedicated to raising awareness and raising money for non-profits.
4SMITH Magazine
This DIY memoir and personal narrative site allows you to spill your guts online without the hassle of a book deal.
5Geocaching
A modern take on the traditional treasure hunt, Geocaching users seek out “geocaches” based on GPS location while logging and sharing their adventures.
6PostSecret
People from around the world send in their confessions and secrets anonymously on postcards.
7The Morning News
This daily online magazine commands some of the most compelling and thoughtful content available on the web. Go there now. Return everyday.
820×200
Limited-edition artwork, including prints and photographs, at ridiculously affordable prices.
937Signals
By Jasmine Chan
on June 24, 2009
in Indie 100 > Work, Productivity, and Life Hacks
Ranked #9 in Indie 100
Ranked #9 in Indie 100
Source for user-friendly web-based applications that allow users to do everything from manage projects to organize information across businesses.
10Indie Bound
Indie Bound’s online community connects indie-conscious people with local independent booksellers, strengthening Main Streets across the US.