This document provides summaries of various technology, business, entertainment, and collaboration blogs and tools. It summarizes blogs focused on how-to tech advice, IT news, business/finance topics, entertainment news, and Netflix. It also briefly describes the calendar and recommendation features of Gmail and LinkedIn, and mentions the author has a WordPress blog.
2. TECHNOLOGY BLOGS
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3. TECHNOLOGY BLOGS
• Computerworld Blogs
• More and more of the best “blogs” are actually websites that compile several different bloggers,
and Computerworld’s blog is no exception. Computerworld (one of the oldest and most
respected IT magazines, is a great example).
• Computerworld is important because it covers a wide range of technology topics, like Apple,
Android, and business technology innovation.
4. TECHNOLOGY BLOGS
• ITBusinessEdge.com
• An all-encompassing site that happens to have some of the better tech blogs out there, ITBE is
essential for those in the tech industry. If you want to stay on top of tech issues and trends
affecting your company and the tech industry as a whole, you better pay close attention to
ITBusinessEdge.com
• ITBusinessEdge.com. is interesting because have many topics related to cloud technology.
5.
BUSINESS/FINANCIAL BLOGS
• Naked Capitalism
• Over time, I’ve come to conceive of Naked Capitalism as an effort to promote critical thinking
through the medium of a finance and economics blog.
• I like Naked Capitalism because it has as a purpose to inform and educate readers about what is
going on beneath the surface of major news stories.
6. BUSINESS/FINANCIAL BLOGS
• Calculated Risk
• The site provides concise and very accessible summaries of all the key economic data and
developments. One of the reasons McBride is able to do this so well is that he has an almost
uncanny knack of recognizing which facts really matter.
7. BUSINESS/FINANCIAL BLOGS
The Big Picture
•It is designed for a wide audience ranging from investment professionals to media types to
anyone else interested in investing, markets, and the economy, with a healthy sprinkling of
behavioral analysis and digital media thrown in for good measure.
•I like this blog because it seems reliable by design, laden with facts, statistics, and informed, data-
driven opinions.
8. ENTERTAINMENT BLOGS
• Variety
• The reason we chose Variety is the fact that it actually deals (mainly) with the entertainment
news and not with the gossip that surrounds it. Recognized and respected throughout the world
of show business, Variety is the premier source of entertainment news.
• Variety is an interesting blog to entertain the public because it has different news about films, tv,
videos, jobs and more.
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9. ENTERTAINMENT BLOGS
• Eonline
• Eonline is the most popular entertainment news source, providing us with information about
almost everything that deals with the entertainment world. Being one of the fastest-growing,
most influential properties on the Internet, Eonline reaches more than 28 million unique users
per month in the U.S. alone across its digital platforms.
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10. ENTERTAINMENT BLOGS
• Netflix
• Netflix is the world’s leading Internet television network with more than 36 million
members in 40 countries enjoying more than one billion hours of TV shows and movies
per month, including original series. For one low monthly price, Netflix members can
watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on nearly any Internet-connected
screen.
11. COLLABORATION TOOLS/ GMAIL
CALENDAR
• If I get a lot of invites in my email for social events or just plain old work
meetings, it’s now easier than ever to add them directly to my Google calendar
from an open email.
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13. ABOUT LINKEDIN
• Advantages of “Recommendations”
It’s an excuse to connect. While some people make unsolicited
Recommendations, the majority of Recommendations are the result
of the receiver requesting them. That prompts the requester to
engage the recommender and remind them of why they value the
requester.