Bob Embry's regular reading sources

Bob Embry's regular reading sources

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AARP News
Amazon
CIO Careers
Discovery Channel
Economist
Project Syndicate
Forbes
Google
Google Alerts
- Edward de Bono
- Peter Drucker
- Philanthropist
Leader to Leader > Linked In Discussions
Leader to Leader Tip of the Day
Los Angeles Time > Top of the Times
MarketWatch Personal Finance
MIT Technology Review
Netflix
NYTimes
- Books
- David Pogue
- Movies
Pollen reports
Promo
- AARP
- Apple
- Canon
- Clinique
- Eddie Bauer
- iTunes
- Lands' End
- Nike
- Old Navy
- Speedo
- Timberland
- Travel Channel
Software
- Bug reports
- Groups
  - Acorn
  - BBEdit
  - Graphic Converter
  - TaskPaper
  - The Hit List
  - VoodooPad
  - Writeroom
- MacUpdate
- MacZot
StumbleUpon
Twitter requests
U.S. Census Bureau
XING

RSS Feeds

General news
- Yahoo! News: Obituaries
- WSJ Online
  - Lifestyle
  - CareerJournal
  - Career Strategies
  - Education
  - RealEstateJournal
- MarketWatch
- AssetBuilder — Scot Burns
- Tennessean.com Business News
Morning TV
- ABC News: GMA
- MSMBC.com Today
- The Early Show: CBSNews.com
- Sunday Morning: CBSNews
Major serious news sources
- USATODAY.com News—Top Stories
- CNN.com
U.S. Census Bureau News
Mac
- MacUpdate
- MacFixIt
- Macworld Review, Weblog, Videl
- Literature and Latte (Scrivener)
- The Balcony (DEVONthink Pro and DEVONagent)
- DEVONthink
- The Omni Mouth
- The Omni Group Forums
- Twitter Blog
- TaskPaper Google Group
- WriteRoom Google Group
- TextSoap Google Group
- macZOT!
- NovaMind News
- Circus Ponies NoteBook Forum
- Daring Fireball
Blogs
- Pogue's Posts—Technology—New York Times
- Official Google Blog
- Google LatLong
- Seth's Blog (Seth Godin)
- New Rules (Kevin Kelly)
- Leader to Leader Institute Blog
- Mossblog (Walt Mossberg)
- Project Syndicate
- The Drucker Society of Los Angeles
- Edward de Bono's New Thinking
Digg
Tweets
- Twitter / AssetBuilder
Entertainment
- The CW Episode Guide
- Amazon.com Hot New Releases in Movies & TV
- Yahoo Movies Opening This Week
YouTube
- Uploads by DruckerInst
Heavy lifting
- The Drucker Exchange
- All MayoClinic.com Topics
- Knowledge@Wharton Today
- Knowledge@Wharton
- McKinsey Quarterly
- Google Webmaster Central Blog

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Google News (rarely)

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The shift from manual workers who do as they are being told — either by the task or by the boss — to knowledge workers who have to manage themselves ↓ profoundly challenges social structure …

“Managing Oneself is a REVOLUTION in human affairs.” … “It also requires an almost 180-degree change in the knowledge workers’ thoughts and actions from what most of us—even of the younger generation—still take for granted as the way to think and the way to act.” …

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