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Featured Blogs
 | Freakonomics
Stephen Dubner
Freakonomics is written by Stephen Dubner and economics professor Steven Levitt who penned the best-selling book Freakonomics, and keep the contrarian ball rolling in their blog. The blog truly tackles "the hidden side of everything," from the negligible effects of good parenting on education and the surprisingly low earnings of crack cocaine dealers to why so many authors publish fake memoirs rather than presenting them as novels. It's a daily reminder that many popular notions about economics and consumer behavior are just plain wrong. [Read More]
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 | Morningstar
Multiple Authors
Each day, Footnoted takes a closer look at the things that companies try to bury in their routine SEC filings. Some posts are simply quirky little factoids (like the fact that Warren Buffett’s son relies on ConAgra for his health insurance) while others tend to focus on more serious issues, like aggressive accounting, excessive compensation or the type of questionable self dealing that can often be indicative of more serious problems at a company. [Read More]
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 | Gulliver (Economist)
Multiple Authors
A terrific travel blog with articles of interest to the business community. What's safe, what's not? Where are the best travel investments? You'll get some good ideas here. [Read More]
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 | The Consumerist
Ben Popken
Ever get the feeling you're being ripped off? The Consumerist is the blog where shoppers can bite back and sometimes even leave deep teeth marks. As the editors put it: "We're not anti-capitalist; we're anti-stupid-capitalist." (Time)
Read stories of angry consumers, get tips and even tell your story. Great Blog. [Read More]
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 | Kottke
Jason Kottke
One of the early wave of blogging pioneers, web designer Jason Kottke started keeping track of interesting things on the internet as far back as 1998.Kottke remains one of the purest old-skool bloggers on the block - it's a selection of links to websites and articles rather than a repository for detailed personal opinion - and although it remains fairly esoteric, his favourite topics include film, science, graphic design and sport. He often picks up trends and happenings before friends start forwarding them to your inbox. Kottke's decision to consciously avoid politics could be part of his appeal (he declares himself 'not a fan'), particularly since the blog's voice is literate, sober and inquiring, unlike much of the red-faced ranting found elsewhere online. [Read More]
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 | PR 2.0
Brian Solis is among the original thought leaders who paved the way for Social Media. In PR 2.0, he blogs about the convergence of social media, PR, web marketing, and technology. [Read More]
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| Lifehacker
Gina Trapani
Lifehacker is full of tips, shortcuts, downloads, web sites, do-it-yourself projects, and how-to's for getting small things done and moving on with life. The blog features 20 or so new tips every day, things like how to swim like a pro and get fit, pack a vacation into just one backpack, get the most from your rechargeable batteries, and avoid the most unhealthy items on fast food menus. [Read More]
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