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There's a bit of a "blogs I like" meme circling the blogosphere right now, so I'm going to throw in one or two I find worthy reading that other people might not have heard of. These are the kind of sources that give me the ideas for articles here -- they educate rather than merely inform. Yes, there's a list of many of the usual telecom suspects whose every outpouring I devour religiously. These are extra.

• On Demand Media. Seems to be anonymous. Everything is pin-sharp analysis of the emerging IPTV/Internet TV arena. Early days, but promising.

• Ascription is an Anathema to any Enthusiasm. Ben Hyde knows his technology and economics. It's a nutritious combinaton.

• winterspeak by Zimran Ahmed. More technology-meets-economics.

• we make money not art. About every tenth entry is an example of a presence-enabled contraption, even though they don't label them that way. Lots of fun.

• Bubblegeneration. (A recent read - hat tip: Thiyagarajan) Great combination of strategic insight into economic change wrought by new technology.

I'd recommend everyone to go out and assemble a daily diet of "out of my area" stuff beyond the technology ghetto. Just sample from time to time. Blogs like the [non]billable hour in law (this is awesome!). Search out the other vertical blogs for aviation, pharma, etc. Go find the equivalent "deep analysis" blogs in horizontal functions like marketing, HR etc. Then top off your daily diet with Arts & Letters Daily -- a neatly packaged daily dose of cultural education.

Posted by Martin Geddes at 1:27 PM

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