There are three blogs for which Jamie Notter writes regularly:

Get Me Jamie Notter

Association Renewal Blog

We Have Always Done It That Way

And one critical piece of blogs is the RSS feed. There is a great video that explains RSS in plain english.

In addition to blogs, we are working on pages that will have links to wikis and social networking sites (coming soon).

Don't forget, we also provide other "Free Stuff," like articles by Jamie Notter and book reviews.

Short for "web logs," blogs were initially defined as online diaries or journals (and there are plenty of people who use them that way), but they are much more than that. It is a dynamic way to get fresh content on the web and distributed to people widely and easily. And, since it is part of "social" media, it allows for users to interact and co-create the content (through comments). You can find more on the basics of blogs here.

We follow a long list of blogs regularly (get ready to scroll).

Association Blogs

• Acronym
• Association Renewal Blog
• Matt Behr (Blog Clump)
• Cindy Butts (AE on the Verge)
• Jeff Cobb (Mission to Learn)
• Jeffrey Cuffaude (Idea Architect)
• Jeff De Cagna (Principled Innovation)
• Dear Association Leader
• David Gammel (High Context Consulting)
• Maddie Grant (Reluctant Blogger)
• Gulo Solutions Blog
• Shawn Lea (The Big Picture)
• Ben Martin (Certified Association Executive)
• Mike Mason (Communicatio)
• Jamie Notter (Get Me Jamie Notter)
• Ann Oliveri (Zen of Associations)
• Sue Pelletier (Face2Face)
• Mickie Rops (Association Knowledge and Credentialing)
• Tony Rossell (Membership Marketing Blog)
• Dave Sabol (Associated Knowledge)
• Nick Senzee
• Amy Smith (Association e-Learning)
• Peter Turner (Open Source Association)
• We Have Always Done It That Way

General Business Blogs

• Kare Anderson (Say it Better)
• Chris Bailey (WorkPlay)
• Steve Borsch (Connecting the Dots)
• Business of Management
• Embracing Conflict
• Fast Company Expert Blog
• Future of Work
• Seth Godin
• Jessica Hagy (Indexed)
• Guy Kawasaki (How to Change the World)
• Ira Koretsky (Chief Storyteller's Blog)
• Hugh Macleod (Gaping Void)
• Tom Peters
• Joe Raasch (Happy Burro)
• Signal v. Noise
• Pamela Slim (Escape from Cubicle Nation)
• Bob Sutton
• 21st Century Organization
• Nancy White (Full Circle Online Interaction)