MathWorks blogs facelift

For those of you who have not noticed, MathWorks has made a very nice facelift to its official blogs ^[1] section on Matlab Central (there are also some unofficial internal blogs, but they are unfortunately not publicly accessible ^[2]).
If you have not done so already, I encourage you to browse the available blogs and subscribe – some very interesting content has accumulated there, and continues to be added a few times each month. I follow these blogs closely, and have learned quite a bit from them over the years.
No official announcement has been released yet AFAIK. However, I expect (at the very least) a post about this in the next few days in the “Matlab Spoken Here ^[3]” blog (formerly the Desktop or Community blog). If and when it is posted, I encourage you to post a comment there, letting MathWorks know what you think of the new look-&-feel. Until then, this remains an undocumented feature [ he he 🙂 ] and you can leave your comments below…
Don’t let this stop you from subscribing to this blog – simply click the RSS button or subscription link at the top of this webpage to get the latest undocumented article delivered to you via email or reader, once a week. And guess what? it’s completely free… In the meantime, enjoy the following earth-shattering archaeological find that I found in some online archive:

Addendum April 4, 2014: It took some time but the anticipated official MathWorks blog post about this has finally arrived today ^[5]!