I am delighted to announce that my good friend and MaritimeMatters Co-Editor, ocean liner journalist, owner of Midshipcentury.com and ship blogger extraordinare — Peter Knego — has been
The Steamship Historical Society presented several awards at its annual conference and ShiPosium which took place on the QUEEN MARY May 2 – 5, 2013. Among the awards
Two bills, Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) and Protect Intellectual Property Act (Pipa) being debated by Congress right now. While I am firmly against internet piracy, I believe
The MaritimeMatters site closed for a few hours on Thursday, August 3, 2011, for an annual refit, bottom scraping and inspection. There are some navigation and style changes, updated
In an effort to keep the MaritimeMatters site growing, we will be moving to a new server this weekend. Beginning Friday night (PST), there may be some down
MaritimeMatters is having a refit. We are open during this upgrade, but some categories and items are on the move. This week we have added a TRANSLATE button
More MaritimeMatters website news. Wikipedia now has a MaritimeMatters entry (not written by us!). The entry is here wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_Matters In September, Google News announced the inclusion of MaritimeMatters
The internet-based travel agency IGLU Cruise has awarded MaritimeMatters among the top twenty internet sites for “Best Cruise Tips” in the Highly Recommended category. In a message released
Technical Interlude: MaritimeMatters is moving to a faster, more stable server, which is also 100% wind-powered. As with any move, some things may get broken or left
