One of the best examples of an online newspaper. Great design, good news content, a choice of two interfaces and a commitment to online publishing. The Nando Times has set the pace for newspaper publishing on the Web over the past 12 months.

Poised to take up the running as the No.1 online newspaper. Excellent news coverage, terrific design and easy to navigate. Adopts a clever mix of tables, graphics and HTML drop-down boxes to allow for a friendly interface. The "52 weeks Garden" feature is sheer brilliance!

The online version of New Zealand leading daily, the Christchurch Press. Good design, easy navigation and professional news coverage has made this paper consistently one of the best on the Web.

Toronto Star's online equivalent. Excellent depth of coverage of Canadian news. Easy to navigate and pleasing design using basic frames. Nice use of picture icons on each news story.

Visitors can search Roger Ebert's database of movie reviews, or read his latest reviews; or, pitch a question to computer expert Don Crabb; or listen to the latest audio releases via RealAudio 2.0.

No great news coverage here but the graphics are neat, the layout clean, and this is perhaps a good model for budding online newspaper designers. The weather page graphics are cute!

The Belfast Telegraph has been innovative in creating an interface that uses a parchment metaphor. The design is simple, elegant and the colors work wonderfully well. Index tabs down the side let users move between different sections.

Bright, bold British tabloid on the Internet. The Daily Record and Sunday Mail are typical of the many colorful tabloids published in the United Kingdom. Their transition to cyberspace sees all the content you would expect from the print media versions.