Suggestions for Kent

Kent Newsome is ‘crowd­sourcing’ his blogroll to find some inter­esting new reading and asked for five sug­ges­tions from current incum­bents. The fol­lowing four are quite well-​​known in the UK, so apo­lo­gies for the lack of ori­gin­ality, but they’re must-​​reads for me that aren’t on Kent’s list. The fifth is a new one that’s looking very promising.

Broadstuff Alan Patrick, with occa­sional col­lab­or­ators, on social media, start-​​ups and tech­no­logy. Alan is the master of terrible puns, and a smart guy to boot.

Virtual Economics Seamus McCauley on media, business and tech­no­logy. I par­tic­u­larly like Seamus’ blog because he has a knack for picking up on inter­esting stories no-​​one else is writing about.

JonnyB’s Private Secret Diary Consistently funny. Very English. Nothing to do with tech. Check his blogroll for some more funny people.

edu.blogs.com Ewan McIntosh on how social media is trans­forming edu­ca­tion. Inspiring stuff, not just for teachers, but for anyone who’s inter­ested in the positive social effects of technology.

Blognation One to watch — it’s very-​​nearly-​​just-​​about-​​to-​​launch and will gather news of not-​​American tech­no­logy and mobile startups. Under the stew­ard­ship of ex-​​Techcrunch UK/​Vecosys editor Sam Sethi.

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