http://webreview.com/books/newmedia

We have created a new Web site and e-mail discussion list for serious Web designers, as a companion to our Web Review Studio book series. The site includes programs, bug fixes, book excerpts, and industry articles, as well as special deals on our Web design books. On our e-mail list you can discuss Web design graphics, scripting, multimedia, and more with industry professionals and our authors. Join in the give-and-take of this open forum. Discuss the topics that keep you awake nights, get practical answers to your questions, and learn more about what's happening in this dynamic industry. Sara Winge, O’Reilly &Associates

http://www.webmonster.net/lists/

Web design author Lynda Weinman originally started the Webbies Design Mailing List, probably the largest list in existence. It is now hosted by her brother Bill Weinman. The traffic on this list is very high, so choose the digest version if you don’t want to be totally inundated with mail. Suzanne Stephens

http://www.digitalaspect.com/lists/

This is another great little mailing list, and one of the places I’m hanging these days. It’s fairly low-traffic, frequented by some sharp designers, lightly managed, and a good place to be if you’ve got a sense of humor and appreciate slightly warped people like Steve Champeon. Suzanne Stephens

http://www.digitalaspect.com/lists/

The Web Consultant’s Web design mailing list is the second of two lists where I’m hanging out these days, though I’m planning to check out O’Reilly’s new list. It is a comparably small list, frequented by some very talented and knowledgeable designers, and only lightly managed by its sponsor Al Silverberg. Al keeps the digest version extremely well organized. There is very little flaming or extraneous posting, so if you’re guilty of either, please don’t join this list. Suzanne Stephens