So many postings were written during the time I had my mind on different things, it is hardly impossible to read (or even scan) through it all. Here a few things that struck (and need to be read later):
Jack Vinson writes that Davenport, Prusak and Cohen are blogging. Their weblog, BabsonKnowledge.org, could be worth following. I met Prusak in the ECKM'05 conference in Limerick (during the medival diner), he had a good presentation there.
A friend sent me a link to a Dutch page on Legal Blogging (Juridische valkuilen voor weblogging). Written as a FAQ, should be easy to scan.
In Creating Passionate Users (a blog worth reading anyway, or just for the pictures): a Crash course in Learning. (PDF, to be read only after the original posting) I once (long time ago) studied Educational Sciences and Technology, so I'm curious to read if the authors are able to summarise the 4 years of courses I attended!
PIM articles in ACM Magazine (from Jack Vinson). I'm not sure if I can get access to them...
I'm trying to read French KM weblogs, for example Biotope by Geoffroi Garon (Canadian weblog). He writes about communites, KM, Info management and so on, so for me useful to get to know the terms in French. An overview of CoP sites (most in French) is a good start for me now.
I not always take the time to read the long epistels of Dave Pollard. I selected a few to read: An update of PKM and Barriers to change in organizations.
Finally, another person (Frank Janssen) who writes long posting (in Dutch), part I of a list of uses of RSS in practice. RSS can be used far more than is done now (it's becoming better, still a lot of people / companies don't see how handy it is!).
When I'm reading with weblog reading, I've books waiting. I can join a book club here that read English books. First book to read for the club is Hemingway: Fiesta, the sun also rises.
So lots to read! I love that on a cold, gray day like this.
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