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 | SEO by the SEA
Bill Slawski
The SEO by the Sea blog was originally started in 2005 to inform people about a grass roots gathering of people interested in internet marketing and search engines in Havre de Grace, Maryland. It has since evolved into a place to keep track of search related research and patents, and write about search engine optimization and other topics.
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 | Harvard Business Review Blog Network
Harvard Business School
Now, New, Next makes patterns visible by drawing on the diverse insights of the Monitor Talent. The Talent network includes thought leaders in a wide range of disciplines relevant to business--growth, innovation, technology, leadership, marketing and sales, global risk and security, life sciences, social networking, media, and more. This blog will interpret what's happening Now, highlight what's New, and point to what's Next across these fields to provide forward-thinking business people a monitor of the future.
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 | ReadWriteWeb
Richard MacManus and staff
Lots of smart people talking tech. It is one of the most popular technology blogs in the world, known for offering insightful analysis about each day's Internet industry news. [Read More]
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 | Michael Yon-Online Magazine
MIchael Yon
Michael Yon is a former Green Beret, native of Winter Haven, Fl. who has been reporting from Iraq and Afghanistan since December 2004. No other reporter has spent as much time with combat troops in these two wars. Michael’s dispatches from the frontlines have earned him the reputation as the premier independent combat journalist of his generation. His work has been featured on “Good Morning America,” The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNN, ABC, FOX, as well as hundreds of other major media outlets all around the world.
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 | Tom Peters Dispatches Blog
Tom Peters
This fabulous blog provides you with insights from marketing guru Tom Peters. He gives you access to all his slides, papers and more. An essential blog in anyone's book. [Read More]
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 | Presurfer: Your Daily Dose of Diversion
Gerard Vlemmings
This delightful website is simply addictive. Editor's choice.
According to its author, presurfing actually is pre-surfing. Pre as in 'in advance' and you know what surfing the Internet is. A Pre-surfer is someone who surfs the Internet to find interesting links, so you don't have to.
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| Boing Boing
Multiple Authors
Boing Boing, the self-titled "Directory of Wonderful Things," was launched back in the blogging Stone Age (May 2000). It's quietly built itself into one of the most popular blogs in the world (#5 globally as rated by Technorati), an empire built largely on a foundation of pop culture ephemera and cool time-wasting diversions. But since the vast majority of blog traffic comes from people sitting in their cubicles looking for diversion, BoingBoing is the rare blog that delivers exactly what its customers want. The blog has only a handful of regular contributors, and sometimes it can read like a cult of personality—with some particularly annoying personalities. But for a quick peek inside the Geek Clubhouse, Boing Boing is hard to beat. (Time) [Read More]
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