As you might expect from a serious paper like this they also have a serious heavywieght and award winning web site and cover a very broad range of interests, not the paparazzi photos or gossip of some of Britains more infamous daily rags.
I'm not usualy a Telegraph reader, as I prefer the suduko in The Times, but I do read it on occasion especialy when a headline or feature catches my eye on the newsstand.
In todays edition the Art Section has a special feature on the Best Culture websites
From music streaming to theatre tickets and book aggregators, navigate your way easily around the best of what the web has to offer in the arts.
It was great to see a long time favorite site of mine popjustice.com, and a joomla powered site to boot, propping up the list at number 22.
But right up there at number 4 was a site that was only launched this year
... the fastidiously updated Arts Desk (theartsdesk.com) reviews plenty of cultural events that slip through the mainstream net.
Created by Jack and the crew at 3B Digital this site really showcases exactly what can be achieved with Joomla, especialy when you combine it with the power and flexibility of K2 from JoomlaWorks.
For any site to be listed by The Telegraph is an honour but for one that is so new it is an even greater achievement. The Telegraph is not exactly known for it's cutting edge.
The full list can be read online.