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2018

    May 14: Word Wallah, an article on Anu Garg in Think Magazine
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  • Mar 2: Find pangrams in anything, even a book, with the Pangram Finder, a new service from Wordsmith.org

2015

  • Jan 15: Now you can listen to A.Word.A.Day on your phone

  • Jan 8: Now you can read A.Word.A.Day in your calendar

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  • Sep 15: The subscription of A.Word.A.Day crosses one million mark.

2009

  • May 26: Find A.Word.A.Day on Twitter.

2008

  • Oct 16: "[Wordsmith] is one of the best places to discover new words" says The Eastern New Mexico News (permalink), (formerly, Clovis News Journal).

  • May 4: Check out a new column on MSN Encarta: On Words with Anu Garg

  • Jan 19: Business Standard says about Dord: "Here is infotainment at its very best! Read it for fun and to be better informed."

  • Jan 6: The Olympian: has this to say about Dord: "This is a fun, eclectic, informative book."

  • Jan 6: The Seattle Times: Anu Garg | He's a man of his words (permalink)

2007

2006

  • Oct 29: Everything you wanted to know about etymology but were afraid to ask. Chat with Anatoly Liberman, author of Word Origins

  • Sep 26: What do you call people from Australia to Zimbabwe? Talk with Paul Dickson, author of Labels for Locals

  • Jan 13: "You'll have fun with this," says Betty Stein in Fort Wayne News-Sentinel on the new book Another Word A Day

2005

  • Dec 5: Online Chat with Michael Wex: Discuss the joy of Yiddish with Michael Wex, author of "Born to Kvetch"

  • Nov 15: VOA News: What Does It Say About You if Your Doppelganger Is Facinorous?

  • Nov 1: Virtual book signing of "Another Word A Day" by Anu Garg.

  • Oct 23: Another Word A Day: A new book from Anu Garg, the founder of Wordsmith.org.

  • Sep 30: Seattle Times on "Another Word A Day"

  • Mar 14: Eleven, onze, once, elva, undici... some people see double but today we're seeing eleven (from Old English endleofan, literally "one left" after counting 10). Today marks the eleventh anniversary of the founding of Wordsmith.org

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