InAge of AwarenessbyMichael Zibulevsky·Mar 23, 2025The Internet Used to Surprise Us. Can It Again?I miss StumbleUpon. Not the name so much as the feeling — that rare, fleeting thrill of clicking a button and landing somewhere unexpected…A response icon13A response icon13
Billy Jones·Sep 8, 2022Is Cloudhiker the next Stumbleupon?After 10 years of searching I have finally discovered a website that has the potential to become the next Stumbleupon. But will it?A response icon1A response icon1
Amber Case·Feb 3, 2022Browsers ReimaginedBrowsers are the lens through which we see the web. And considering how much the content of the web has changed over the past few decades —…A response icon4A response icon4
Kevin Woblick·Jan 28, 2022The 21 best StumbleUpon alternatives of 2022Are you missing StumbleUpon? Here you can find the 21 best alternatives for the famous Web 2.0 website.
Billy Jones·Jan 4, 2022I Don’t Trust Facebook AdvertisersFace it, no reputable advertiser would feature anything they weren’t selling as if it were their product. That would be absurd.A response icon2A response icon2
Billy Jones·Sep 16, 2021Bring Back StumbleuponDo you remember Stumbleupon.com? I’m not talking about the new Stumbleupon that is merged with Mix.com, but the old Stumbleupon with its…A response icon8A response icon8
Bored Hoard·Feb 12, 2021Remember StumbleUpon? Well there’s a new alternative to help you discover new websitesStumbleUpon was an epic website, there’s no doubt about it folks. We all spent an awful amount of time exploring new interesting sites…
Joanne Kapp·Feb 5, 2020The Resurgence of the Human CuratorLast year we all celebrated the internet’s 50th birthday. We celebrated with nostalogic posts with maps of what the internet looked like…
Joanne Kapp·Jan 3, 2020StumbleUpon to MixI spent most of my adult career working at StumbleUpon. Not many people could say they’ve kick off client meetings stumbling how through…
