09.02.03 - Geo Magazine.
"Die aus Belgien stammende Seite www.70south.com bringt Kurzmeldungen und wird fast täglich
aktualisiert. Außerdem: jede Menge wissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse und viele Links, unter anderem
zu Antarktis-Forschungsstationen."

03.01.03 - The Antarctic Sun (US Antarctic Program Newspaper).
"70south.com, one of the most comprehensive private sites offering news and general information
about Antarctica on the Internet."

20.06.2002 - Travel Science.
"70South. The number one source for "antarticles". The most comprehensive and beautiful website we have found about Antarctica. They cover current news as well as, information for tourists. Check out their Antarctic Tours section."

30.03.2002 - The Tech Museum of Innovation.
"70 South is a polar news web site with all manners of news about the Antarctic. The site offers up-to-date news and information on the polar regions and polar-related topics, such as aurora, global warming, ozone, whaling, scientific research, etc."

11.01.2002 - 70South featured in the Polar Times magazine.
"70South.com offers 'Antarcticles'- By Jeff Rubin, Polar Times
A website called 70South.com welcomes contributions from Antarcticophiles with news or
information to share about the continent. The website is updated daily. Its address is
http://www.70south.com. 70South.com is run by Brendon Grunewald of Brussels, Belgium,
who in 1992 - 94 wintered at SANAE, the South African base in Antarctica, as a physicist
studying auroras, ozone, and the Earth's magnetic field. Grunewald also visited Germany's
Georg von Neumayer station and Gough Island and has led a research expedition to Marion
Island.
"Much of the educational content of the website is contributed by other people," says
Grunewald. "Full credit is always given to any contributor, and we encourage anyone with
relevant content to contribute it."
Any extensive archive includes hundred of "Antarcticles" as Grunewald calls them (see
http://www.70south.com/news/list_all). In addition to news and messages, the website
includes a lenghty section of photos and descriptions of more than two dozen currently
operating Antarctic stations. Seven Antarctic ships are similarly profiled.<br>

11.01.2002 - 70South: Reviewed by Newsbytes (Washington Post).
"70South: The Icy-Cool Polar Information Portal - By Adam Creed, Newsbytes
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,
11 Jan 2002, 5:46 AM CST

For the vast majority of us who have never visited Antarctica, the first point of interest on the
70South Web site is the virtual tour, providing sequenced photographs of an expedition to the
Antarctic Peninsula. But 70South also serves as a news service for more persistent residents,
with the site updated daily. Then there's the resources section with its huge wealth of information
covering Antarctic animals, bases, the region's history, maps and environment. If that's not
enough, then check out the art section with its cartoons, photographs, computer graphics, video
clips and screensavers. World Wide Web: http://www.70south.com."

10.12.2001 - Narrative Press Partners with 70South.
The Narrative Press prints only true, first-person accounts of adventures.
Some of the adventures are scientifically or historically important. Every
one is fascinating.
"There is something very special about these stories," says William Urschel,
founder of the company. "The narrator is a real person who is telling us
what he saw, did, and felt under extraordinary circumstances. If you read
thoughtfully, the narrator's origins and his biases become a second layer to
the story. For me, that creates a strong feeling of connection with these
writers, and a pleasantly odd sense of skipping across continents and
centuries."
The Narrative Press is excited to be partnering with 70South to promote such
important authors as Ernest Schackelton and John Muir. 70South is an
important resource for Antarctic news and information, they
provide great content on one of the coolest and most important subjects on
earth. We strive to do the same. If you're interested in Antarctic adventure,
please visit and revisit the 70South.com bookshop...we're always looking to
publish new or classic first-person accounts of Antarctic adventure.

19.11.2001 - 70South selected by Students on Ice.
"70South is pleased to announce that it has been selected by Students on Ice to participate in the 2001 Students on Ice Antarctic tour in December 2001... According to Geoff Green ,Director of Students on Ice, 70South was selected because "70South's leading position as a source for Antarctic news and information, is an important resource for young people seeking to learn more and keep up to date about Antarctica".

30.10.2001 - 70South mentioned in David Grenier's blog.
"This is icy cool: 70 South, a weblog about Antarctica." - David Grenier

23.09.2001 - 70South mentioned in HUMO (Belgium).
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"Ook 70 South, die andere briljante Antarctica-website ... bericht gloedvol over de exploten van de
beide poollopers."

15.05.2001 - 70South announces Polar News on your PDA.
"70South has released an Avantgo(tm) channel that allows visitors to get the latest polar news and
information on their PDA device. This follows after the release of a W@P enabled site to offer the
same info. 70South uses only OpenSource SW to provide a flexible and interactive site about the
coolest stuff on the planet."

04.02.2001 - Gorp Adventure site.
"70 South Polar News - Premeir polar news portal on net - up to date news and info on Polar regions."

20.09.2000 - 70South featured in Newsforge Special report.
"Beyond a certain bird mascot, it'd seem that Open Source software and Antarctica don't have much in common.
But the technology movement and the continent -- at least the science that's practiced there -- operate by some of the same principals, and Brendon Grunewald has merged his interest in both topics on a Linux-run, Antarctica news Web site called 70South."

11.09.2000 - 70South announces WAP service expansion.
"70South, the OpenSource based polar news site, extended its lead as the premier polar information site by announcing today the expansion of it WAP based services. The new feature enables users to send emails via their WAP based phones."

13.03.2000 - ARRAY: Art and applied digital technology news.
"70South News, covering all the news that's fit to be refrigerated ... in antarctica.
wap enabled! they may be at the bottom of the world, but their technology seems to be
tops."

03.03.2000 - WAP based information services.
"70South, the 100% OpenSource Antarctic News and Views site, became the worlds first Antarctic site to offer WAP based information services today."