This week's internet reviews

Spot The Tiger
Armed Police illustration for Spot the Tiger Photograph: Ingela P Arrhenius

Spot The Tiger

A fabulous mashup of art and public opinion. Each week, Spot The Tiger picks one thorny issue (Should same sex marriage be legal? Should all UK police be armed?) and asks us to cast our vote. Each question is accompanied by a succinct explanation of both sides of the argument and a specially commissioned illustration. A project by Goldsmiths Debating Society, the site serves as a both a forum for opinion and a showcase for new creative talent; and the results of some of the surveys are a bit of an eyebrow-raiser.

Ten Word Wiki

Bridget Jones' Diary
Bridget Jones' Diary Photograph: UIP

First there was text messaging, then the 140-character constriction of communication on Twitter, now knowledge is facing a similar reduction. Billing itself as the "express till of the internet" and "an encyclopedia for the ADD Generation", Ten Word Wiki operates exactly the same way as Wikipedia except that all entries are kept to an easily digestible miniature word count. Built by its users, some of whom are a bit naughty, the easily offended may need to tread carefully, but most entries are charmingly to the point. The description for Renée Zellweger reads "Actress, played Bridget Jones sometimes chubby, sometimes thin, always annoying". While HP Sauce is defined as "Sauce first served in House of Commons. Probable expenses claim". Brilliant.

Blog roll: Mad Men

Mad Men
Mad Men Photograph: AMC

AMC

As with all, please tread carefully to avoid spoilers. Character bios, episode recaps, polls and games.

Basket Of Kisses

Excellent for obsessives, including continuity goofs and series quotes.

The Footnotes Of Mad Men

Look at those apricot-coloured pillows! Superb analysis of period details.

Attention Deficit Theatre

With transcripts of every episode.

Rich Sommer

Blog of the actor better known as The Head of Television.

Twitter Betty Draper

Betty Draper is … Taking bourbon meatloaf out of the oven.

Guardian

Join the weekly debate straight after broadcast.

What we learned this week

Making tea will be very difficult in the future

The narrower the street, the darker its past

Women take longer to get a joke than men

Where to airbrush for change

Rude people get better customer service

Cat owners are smarter than dog owners

Wisdom isn't an old guy on top of a mountain

What Goofy would look like if David Lynch directed it …

… and Spider-Man directed by Wes Anderson

How to overcome creative block
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