Paris Review gets a Rave in The New York Times
Posted by jamie | October 27, 2010
“The Paris Review’s Web site feels, for now, like the best party in town.”
“The first issue of The Paris Review under its new editor, Lorin Stein, hit newsstands recently, and it’s a thing of sober beauty.
Mr. Stein’s most radical act since taking over from Philip Gourevitch is visible only on the 57-year-old magazine’s crisply redesigned Web site, theparisreview.org. He’s made the entire run of The Paris Review’s storied interview series, previously almost impossible to find in electronic form, available there, free for the browsing. If there’s a better place to lose yourself online right now, I don’t know what it is.”
Read Dwight Garner’s full review:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/23/books/23interview.html
POETRY app Wins Silver W3 Award
Posted by jamie | October 27, 2010
The W3 Awards announced its 2010 winners and The Poetry Foundation’s POETRY app, designed and built by Tierra, won silver in the Education and Reference & eBooks categories!
Thanks to the International Academy of the Visual Arts for taking a shine to our work.
Tastemakers Continue to Toast The Paris Review
Posted by jamie | September 28, 2010
Just northeast of New York Magazine’s endorsement of self-serve wine tanks in French supermarkets…
The Paris Review graces the upper right quadrant (highbrow / brilliant) of New York’s Approval Matrix for putting its Interview series online.
Designed by students, built by Tierra
Posted by admin | September 23, 2010
Opening Act’s theater programs provide students attending New York City’s most under-served public schools the opportunity to gain confidence, pride, and the knowledge that they can succeed at anything in life.
Suzy Myers Jackson, Executive Director of Opening Act had some very nice things to say at the recent launch party for their new website.
The new site was designed by students at Pratt, and developed by Tierra. We’re thrilled to support an organization that carries out such amazing work!
Jen Talks Shop with The Paris Review
Posted by jamie | September 22, 2010
Thessaly La Force, Web Editor at The Paris Review interviews Tierra designer, Jennifer Over.
For those unfamiliar with the old site, what has changed?
Well, a big change is that the site now features a mix of evergreen content from the issue and more ephemeral content from The Daily and Twitter. You might drop in to check out something on the blog and then ten minutes later find yourself reading an interview from 1978.
Another change is that it’s easier to browse the archives of The Paris Review. For the first time, you can browse by genre, which is a whole new way of looking at the work. The new site pulls a lot of amazing pieces from the archive to the surface. I hope that it excites your readers!
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