10 things I liked about the internet today - Sept. 16

David Carr was so wonderful to so many of us. I know I wouldn't be here without him. https://t.co/NenHnx9Xuk

— Sydney Ember (@melbournecoal) September 14, 2017

Amazon's next all-access sports documentary series will follow Michigan football's 2017 season https://t.co/q95Bo9wSbc pic.twitter.com/XBlaeB2b84

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) September 13, 2017

ESPN hired the "and boom goes the dynamite" guy to be a sideline reporter

(Video via @bustedcoverage) #LACvsDEN pic.twitter.com/QdEN9n7QJB

— NOTSportsCenter (@NOTSportsCenter) September 12, 2017

Will you pay $1,000 for the new iPhone X? https://t.co/kuLO2NVas3

— Columbus Dispatch (@DispatchAlerts) September 12, 2017

A timeline of major events at Facebook https://t.co/zWQVpyKJvE pic.twitter.com/1oOC9fXgkr

— CJR (@CJR) September 13, 2017

ICYMI: One newspaper's impressive turnaround https://t.co/Co4L7QB5t9

— CJR (@CJR) September 13, 2017

Very cool for the @thebig3 https://t.co/fM1aduwV1v H/T: @Hail21RIP

— chad dukes (@chaddukes) September 14, 2017

Instagram introduces new in-app shopping feature https://t.co/G3D6LN4GK2

— The Post (@ThePost) September 13, 2017

NEW! NBC adds first-ever media reporting unit https://t.co/0sa4dP7bY7

— Sara Fischer (@sarafischer) September 15, 2017

Google News zooms in on hyperlocal and community newshttps://t.co/AYIl8Bh1G8 pic.twitter.com/5YKADVI61H

— Poynter (@Poynter) September 15, 2017