While nowadays, it is a given that organizations have websites, in the mid-1990s, BBYO realized it needed a Web presence, and getting a website was something they needed to do. So, “in 1995-1996 they created an International Internet Chairman for...
The website Morethodoxy is seeking to refresh itself, providing new life and content into a nearly decade-old website. In addition to this attempt at refreshing, the creators behind the website have created a Facebook page to help drive traffic to...
Having written yesterday that Matters of Interest is entering a third phase, one of the new aspects of coming back is also spinning off new websites for certain content. When I began this site, it served as a place for...
Last week, a new website started up to discuss Talmud from a historical and contextual approach. With two posts thus far, TheGemara.com is a project of Project TABS. So far, Dr. Shai Secunda, who completed his doctorate at Yeshiva University,...
Not infrequently in the Babylonian Talmud is the Hebrew Bible quoted. But how much of it is quoted? Recently, the numbers were crunched over at Sefaria and they came up with the results. While more than a quarter of the...
The International Rabbinic Fellowship (IRF) recently launched their new official blog, “Engaging Orthodoxy”.* According to the “About” page, the blog “will serve as a forum for its members’ articles, reflections and Divrey Torah“, with the hope that readers “will find it...
The journal Tradition‘s archives are now available for online perusal for free! According to a press release, The Rabbinical Council of America and Tradition: A Journal of Orthodox Jewish Thought are pleased to announce that we have opened up our archives to...
A new Jewish educational website is gearing up to launch to bring pluralistic Jewish classes to all. As anounced on Friday by its founder, Rabbi Ben Greenberg, OpenSinai.com seeks to provide a learning experience with real-time classes provided by a...
