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. . . where seniors are celebrated and celebrities ignored.
In this issue, for January/February 2010, the emphasis is on Web sites. Our Spotlight subject hosts two great sites on the Web, and in the Check It Out section, you can learn about another site for elders.
If you'd like to send a comment to Visitors' Voice, click here. If you would like to be on our e-mail list to receive a notice when a new issue comes on line, click on jan@Eldercountry.com. Like to place an ad? For advertising information, click here.
--Janice Auritt Oser, Editor & Publisher
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ROBERT SHERIDAN
Bob Sheridan, who puts up great
Web sites and takes great photos.
His fantasy was to open an all-night café in a railroad station. After a long career in newspapers, mostly at The New York Times, Bob is now realizing his fantasy, virtually. You can drop in on line any time, day or night (but for a real cup of coffee, bring your own), to see the photos that Bob has taken on every street in Manhattan, and join Bob's Friends to chat about books, recipes and past experiences. You can even show your creative work. Click here for more.
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The Essayist indulges himself when it comes to giving advice. How do younger people take it? Click here for more.
In this country we have a First Amendment right of free expression, and our authors and publishers are free to provide us with responsible reporting on matters of public interest. Or maybe not. "Libel tourists" to courts in Britain and other countries may be able to obtain and enforce judgments against some that serve to intimidate others.
Click here for more.
A longtime Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist quit his paper and now writes two columns for a Web site for older people. In one column, he gives practical advice, and in the other he delivers himself of his opinions on a wide range of subjects. Click here to Check It Out.
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