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Hello!
With this edition of "On the Net Today" we're wrapping up the season. We're taking a break for vacation. We'll be back in early September.
For this reason, we wanted to shake up the newsletter's usual format a bit to bring you the list of the 20 digital resources that sparked the most interest from you over this past year, along with our regular "Recommended by" section.
We hope you enjoy it!
Thank you so much for your attention, and we'll see you again in September!
Clara & Ismael
The 20 most-clicked links this season on 'On the Net Today'
The New York Times' annual travel special, the most-clicked item of the past year on this newsletter.
Over the past twelve months, "On the Net Today" has recommended dozens of digital resources selected to enrich your online experience.
Which links captured your attention the most? For this season's final edition of "On the Net Today," we dug into the data to show you the 20 links you clicked on the most.
Topping the list is The New York Times' annual travel special (you can access it for free via a link courtesy of this newsletter), Google Arts & Culture's multimedia special on Harley-Davidson, and Talkwalker Alerts.
52 Places to Go in 2026 – The New York Times
Moving Archives × Harley‑Davidson – Google Arts & Culture
Crossplay – The New York Times Games
The Best Inventions of 2025 – TIME
TIME100 Creators 2025 - TIME
Gemini for Education - Google
Google Skills - Google
11 Workouts You Can Do Anywhere – The New York Times
The floor is lava – Reuters
Photos of the day – The Guardian
Five Pillars for a (Pretty) Happy Life – Kite & Key Media
Year in Search 2025 – Google Trends
💡 Recommended by: Eloy Collazos
Recommended resources: Antonio Zambrana | Las Carreras de 2026
Why?
With the World Cup now over, but still riding the high of Spain's victory, I'm recommending two communication projects that, more than tools, can serve as inspiration for any journalist.
The first is the profile of Antonio Zambrana, a content creator specializing in sports coverage and one of the breakout sensations of the World Cup. His pieces are a model of what the new social media journalism should look like, with editing that's simply spectacular and proves that quality and attention to detail still make the difference in an environment where capturing attention keeps getting harder. I have a feeling he'll soon make the leap to a major media outlet.
The second recommendation is Las Carreras de 2026, a project led by Formula 1 journalist Víctor Abad. After running a large-scale survey on the sport's upcoming regulations, he turned thousands of responses into an interactive web experience to present the results in a far more engaging way. It's a great example of how journalism can lean on interactivity to tell a story better and reach an international audience.
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That's all for today and for this season. Thank you so much for reading and taking part. We'll be back in September! Happy holidays!
