Other great reads

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I break my other communicators that I read into categories:

• cappuccino: those I read first thing with my morning coffee
• darjeeling breakfast: those I get to at least twice a week
• english breakfast: at least once a fortnight
• green tea: well, once a month if I’m lucky…

So here’s a list of other commentators and communicators that I have found invaluable in my continuing quest for ways to communicate better, think better, live better.

Cappuccino feeds

• Shel Holtz
• Stuart Bruce
• Andrea Weckerle
• Trevor Cook
• Allan Jenkins
• Heidi Miller
• Kathy Sierra - sublime brain food!
• IABC Branding & Marketing
• IABC Employee Comms
• IABC Measurement
• Kami Huyse
• Elizabeth Albrycht
• Neville Hobson
• Donna Papacosta
• Presentation Zen
• Bryan Person
• Dan Hill

Darjeeling breakfast

• Ben Hamilton
• Deakin Uni - themediapod.net
• Donna Tocci
• Auburn Uni - Marcom blog
• Doug Johnston
• Podcast User Magazine
• Bower Place Psychology
• BBC World News
• ABC News
• Dan York
• Word of the Day
• Seriously Business - for and about entrepreneurs
• Josh Hallett
• IABC Cafe
• Journal Personality & Social Psychology
• Jack Vinson - Knowledge Management
• Steve Rubel - MicroPersuasion
• Nova Spivak - man, he’s one original thinker!
• Paul Graham
• Podcasting News
• Seth Godin

English breakfast

• Jennifer Pohl
• DIY Planner
• eLearning Post
• Chris Pratley’s OneNote blog
• BusinessWeek Online
• ChangeThis
• Beyond Bullets - Cliff Atkinson
• Ask the English Teacher
• Andrew Beacock
• Wi-Fi Networking News
• Visual Being
• Sallie Goetsch (rhymes with ’sketch’)
• A List Apart (for CSS geek codey-stuff)
• Wired

Green tea

• BBC World Health
• BBC World Science and Nature
• BBC World Technology
• and all the other feeds that crop up and disappear off my radar

Now, you might well ask how I manage to read all these different websites in a day/week/month, especially as some of them are updating their news every minute (like the BBC, for example).

Simple — I use a ‘feed reader’ to subscribe to the RSS feed of all the above websites, then that feed reader (in my case, I use the fantastic and free ‘GreatNews‘) goes out and grabs the latest stories for me. All I need to do is sit back and read them, offline on the bus on the way to or from work if I want to…

Why don’t you download ‘GreatNews‘ for yourself and see how easy it is to keep up with what’s happening in the world you live in.