Monthly Archives: July 2011

Inspired by Ted Mann’s article in Street Fight Magazine about creating awesome hyperlocal publications on Flipboard, we’re devoting this week’s featured feeds to all manner of local content — news sources like SF Gate, curated city sections, and beautiful, often … Continue reading →

Arthropods are cool. Or so says Art Capps, the seven-year-old behind the fascinating Life Before the Dinosaurs blog. The labor of love (he dictates the daily blog entries to his mom, Louise, who transcribes) is the result of this future … Continue reading →

With Popular Science launching on Flipboard today, we’re embracing their mantra, “The Future Now,” to suggest other feeds that revel in the marvels of science and technology. (But remember, you can always customize your Flipboard with your favorite content, and/or … Continue reading →

This week marks the first anniversary of Flipboard. It’s been an amazing year, and we would not be where we are now without all the fantastic support from our great community of readers. To help us celebrate, we asked you … Continue reading →

Today we launched a new Video category on Flipboard highlighting some great video creators and curators. Here are just some of them. Feel free to tweet more recommendations to @Flipboard_Mia. Vimeo – Tap to Add Section The Brooklyn-based video site … Continue reading →

When we found out that Brandon Boyd, lead singer of the band Incubus, is a Flipboard fan, we wanted to learn more about why social media is important to him, what inspires him, and what he reads on his Flipboard. … Continue reading →

The launch of Surfer Magazine today inspired us to curate sections that, in one way or another, honor this blue marble we’re spinning on. These feeds explore the depths of the ocean, the life teeming above, and even the reaches … Continue reading →

From Bonnaroo to Glastonbury to the iTunes Festival to the upcoming 20th anniversary of Lollapalooza, music is definitely in the air. These featured feeds will keep you tuned in to the latest news from music journalists, artists, and even a … Continue reading →