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IAnything Goes - Jeff Lash shows the importance of information architecture in the web development process, and how non-IAs can learn and incorporate information architecture concepts into their work in the converging world of information architecture, user-centered design, web development and business strategy. In Digital Web Magazine.
AskAdele.com - Adele Britton hosts a web-based talk show. Advice includes sexuality, self-esteem, marriage, life and love issues.
Webb, Cynthia L. - Filter - Web column of the Washington Post staff writer.
Christian Science Monitor - Columns by Dante Chinni, Helena Cobban, Pat M. Holt, John Hughes, Daniel Schorr, Jeffrey Shaffer and Godfrey Sperling. Features: Marilyn Gardner and David R. Francis. Web columns: Patrick Chisholm, Ghassan Rubeiz, Michelle Thaller, Jeremy Dauber and Jim Regan.
Advicenators - Has many different people who give advice on various subjects.
Ask Ken - Offers tips and advice to anyone on any subject.
Ask Everybody's Uncle - Workplace, home, school, personal, financial, or professional situations might benefit from an anonymous, detached overview.
SACHET - Society for Advancement of Community Health, Education ,and Training. Health news and updates. Discusses gender role dimension and has web columns on various health issues in both English and Urdu.

Faux columns - Faux columns is a web design technique that allows for the creation of the illusion of equal height columns using a background image in the body. This is seen as a CSS-based alternative to using HTML tables for column layout.
Nikki Finke - ... is a journalist who owns, edits, and publishes a daily blog called Deadline Hollywood Daily, (DHD) which she began in March 2006 and describes as her "forum to break news about the infotainment industry." Finke also writes a column for LA Weekly (since June 2002); her LA Weekly columns are linked to her DHD web site.
Axcess News - AXcess News is a Web-based publisher of daily news articles, columns, features, and publicity.
GRML - GRML – an acronym for General Reuse Markup Language – is a markup language similar to HTML and XML, using tags to organize data in files and web pages. Data is organized in columns and rows.
Pepper Schwartz - Pepper Schwartz, PhD, is an American sociologist and sexologist teaching at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington, United States. She is the author or co-author of numerous books, magazines,Web site columns, and a television personality on the subject of sexuality.