The Unofficial Apple Weblog
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| URL | http://www.tuaw.com |
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| Commercial? | No |
| Type of site | Weblog |
| Registration | Optional |
| Available language(s) | English |
| Owner | Weblogs, Inc., AOL |
| Created by | Jason Calacanis, Brian Alvey |
| Launched | November, 2004 |
| Alexa rank | 9694 |
| Current status | Active |
The Unofficial Apple Weblog, commonly known as TUAW, is a website devoted to tips, reviews, news, analysis and opinion on everything Apple. Founded in 2004, TUAW is part of Weblogs, Inc. and the AOL Tech Network.
TUAW's current (as of July 2009) editorial leads are Michael T. Rose and David Caolo. Christina Warren is the deputy lead and Victor Agreda, Jr. is the site's producer. There are 10 or more active writers on the site at any given time; contributors as of July 2009 include Mel Martin, Mike Schramm, Steven Sande, Michael Grothaus, Erica Sadun, Megan Lavey, Mat Lu, Chris Ullrich, Robert Palmer, Aron Trimble, Brett Terpstra, Jason Clarke, Sang Tang, Kevin Harter, Tim Wasson, Mike Jones, TJ Luoma, and Lauren Hirsch.[1]
Past contributors to TUAW include Macworld.com's Scott McNulty, Obsessable's C.K. Sample III, Wired's Giles Turnbull, Computerworld's Lisa Hoover, and David Chartier.
The development process for the site's former iconography (no longer in use as of 2009) was discussed in an essay on the designer's site.[2]
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