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Where are all the IT blogs?

Posted November 16th, 2006 by iFountain
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I think it's safe to say that blogging is no longer limited to the techie realm. There are now blogs about anything and everything. Technorati is currently tracking more than 57 million blogs, 100,000 new blogs per day. Amazing numbers!

Yet I find myself struggling to find blogs about IT that are written by IT folks. To be sure, there are many blogs about IT, written by vendors, analysts, consultants, etc. but very few blogs by the people who are in the field. I've gone through the blogrolls, searched google, technorati etc. and found only a handful blogs (granted it may be my search skills). Not only that there aren't many blogs by IT people, the participation in the existing blogs via comments, etc. is also quite low. Why is that?

As I reflected on before, blogging as a communications tool is invaluable for us, but I think blogging as a means to connect with others would be even more valuable for the people in the trenches. Share experiences, exchange stories, learn from one another, find out what works and what does not, etc.  read more »

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Company websites are obsolete, blogs are the how we connect and learn

Posted September 25th, 2006 by iFountain
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Our understanding of the world we live in increases step by step. When we face with something new, to be able to understand it, we often need to describe it using concepts that are already known to us. We classify it, associate with similar things.  read more »

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