Please Help Cultofmac.com Win Golden Retrevo Award

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Please Help Cultofmac.com Win Golden Retrevo Award

Great news! Cultofmac.com has been nominated for a prestigious Golden Retrevo Award in “All Things Apple” division.

The award honors the best and brightest independent bloggers of the gadget blogosphere. Nominations and voting comes from gadget enthusiasts.

Help Cultofmac win by voting here. Please vote often (one vote per reader, per day). Voting ends on Monday, January 25, 2010.

Retrevo is a leading consumer electronics shopping and review site. Read more about the award here.

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Traci Dauphin

Traci Dauphin is the Managing Editor at Cult of Mac. She keeps the trains running on time. Traci also writes product reviews and shoots great galleries of events like Macworld.

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  • CaryMG

    I will help COM get an award when they stop fucking listing hidden object games.

  • http://www.toxicspark.com Andrew Macdonald

    You have my vote.

  • http://www.toxicspark.com Andrew Macdonald

    “I will help COM get an award when they stop fucking listing hidden object games.”

    I must agree with you, it is pretty annoying.

  • Miguel A

    You’ve got my vote. I just love COM.

    Cheers!

  • Traci Dauphin

    Thanks Miguel! It’s nice to get some positive feedback.

  • Steve

    Voted. Nice one.

  • Icecastles

    Terrible editing, non-existant fact-checking, baseless rumor-mongering and hastily written articles designed exclusively to generate page views for the advertisers. I read CoM because it updates frequently and touches on almost everything in the Mac ecosphere, but I can’t imagine voting for you… CoM has the worst journalistic integrity and the lowest quality standard I’ve ever seen.

  • chano

    ….. and then there is reliably unremarkable Mr. Kahney.
    He epitomises every facet of triviality reporting standards.
    Just so you know, I do offer praise where it’s due.
    I have persevered in the view that he might one day surprise me.
    He hasn’t.
    Your site depends on its links with LK’s unremarkable book.
    LK’s book needs all the promo it can get from this site.
    Do you not see the sorry irony in that?
    Sorry, but my vote goes somewhere that deserves it.