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LinuxJournal.com -- new features

Nov 12, 2007  By Anonymous
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Topical RSS Feeds
We've added topical RSS feeds to the site. Interested in articles about Audio and Video? Subscribe to just that feed. Interested in everything published on LinuxJournal.com? We have a feed for that too. Infact we now have 15 topical feeds available to readers.
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Free Issue
Haven't picked up an issue of Linux Journal lately (sniff, sniff) but been meaning too? Download a copy of our digital edition for free! There's no obligation, and no credit card is required to download your free copy.
Go grab your free issue now.

Breaking News
We welcome News Editor Justin Ryan to our LinuxJournal.com team. Justin brings us breaking news in the community as it happens.
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Forums
Ok, so this one may be obvious but hey -- did you know LinuxJournal.com now has forums? We're using the Drupal forum module which allows seemless authentication from your LinuxJournal.com account. We're still tweaking the forums based on user feedback so please don't be shy. Let us know if you have suggestions -- we'd love to hear them.
E-mail suggestions to our webmaster or comment in this forum.

Shop
You've been longing for a Party Penguin Style shirt, haven't you. Introducing Linux Journal's shop. Find back issues, archive CDs, T-shirts, stickers, you name it here. And just in time for the holidays. We're adding more products every week, stay tuned.
Go shopping.

New Webmistress
A couple of months ago Linux Journal was lucky enough to have Katherine Druckman join our team in the position of Webmaster (and she quickly changed her title to Webmistress which is one of thousand reasons we love her). Katherine is working hard to enrich LinuxJournal.com with features galore while still maintaining it's new crisp, clean and intuitive design. We wouldn't have all of the above new features to announce if it wasn't for Katherine so I just wanted to take a quick moment to publicly thank her for all of her hard work. Thanks, Katherine!

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