Analog is a tremendous publication, a long-running flagship of science fiction that never fails to impress and inspire me. It combines excellent fiction -- often with hints of libertarian thought sprinkled in -- with well-written, understandable science stories. This is hard SF at its very best. The Web site reprints some of the magazine's monthly columns, and features the full-versions of those stories nominated for speculative fiction's top honors. Like its sister magazine Asimov's, Analog's Web page isn't tremendous, but it works.

The home of the Prometheus Awards, given annually to the best in libertarian science fiction. It also publishes a quarterly newsletter called Prometheus. Great organization, but its web site is profoundly underwhelming.

The web site for the libertarian magazine Reason carries on the tradition of its print counterpart with daily doses of liberty-loving commentary. The web site feature full-length articles, while it's companion Hit and Run blog offers breaking news and commentary from a libertarian perspective.

A libertarian think tank whose site features daily commentary, news about upcoming events and conferences, audio and video podcasts, research papers and more.

The Libertarian Reform Caucus seeks to change the Libertarian Party into something more pragmatic, more moderate, more relevant and ultimately more effective. Exactly how much more moderate is a subject of considerable debate, both in the libertarian community at large, and in the essays featured on the site.

The Libertarian Blog Place aggregates the content 16 blogs into one convenient web page. The site maintains a master feed, and includes recent libertarian news stories in addition to the rants and opinions of libertarians from around the Web. Featured blogs include The Agitator, The Angry Economist, Hit and Run and the Rebellion Coffee Company Libertarian Blog.

The Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, is offering commentary and policy analysis through daily podcasts. Topics have included "The Push to Federalize the National Guard", "Mission to Mars?", "Higher Education Hype" and "Suing Craigslist".

An often-scifi tinged blog pubilshed by Anders Monsen, editor of Prometheus, the newsletter of the Libertarian Futurist Society.

A blog by libertarians working for a think tank in D.C. The catch? They're also working along side social conservatives who don't always agree with their cool and froody libertarian views.

http://saveliberty.blogspot.com