Ecocomics in the Christian Science Monitor

Dear Ecocomics Fans,

First of all, we wanted to apologize for not posting so much over the past week. This is a busy time for us, but we assure you we will get back to posting on a more frequent basis soon.

Second, posts from this blog will henceforth be featured in the "Money" section of the Christian Science Monitor, along with many other amazing economics blogs. What does this mean for you? Just about nothing. Posts will appear both at this address and over at the Monitor's domain. So if you're already following us here or subscribing to our RSS feed, then you can (and should) keep coming back here.

Anyway, we wanted to thank all of you for reading, especially the lot of you who continue to comment on our posts, both engaging us intellectually and tickling our funny bones.

Finally, in light of the occasion, we thought it would be fun to finally reveal what we look like. I present to you, Shadowbanker and Mark!

Left to Right: Mark, Shadowbanker. Please do not share this with any supervillains.

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Ecocomics in Wall Street Journal's Guide to the Econ Blogosphere

The Wall Street Journal has an article about the prevalence of economics blogs and their recent surge in popularity. They also compiled a list of the top 25 economics blogs. While Ecocomics did not make the list, the Wall Street Journal did mention us:

We also left off some fun blogs, like Ecocomics or Parentonomics that are specialized and primarily focused on entertainment.

We are happy for the shout out and thank you to everyone who reads the blog. If you enjoy this, you can also follow us on twitter! Also please do check out the other blogs on the list if you have not already.

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