Helping (you) manage the stream
In a recent post, I expressed my frustration with the difficulty of managing the stream of information on green communications. Even with the good suggestions I received via Twitter and in the comments to that post, I still haven't found that one source. So if you know of any, please leave it in the comments below.
Along the same lines, I've had people ask me how I keep up with all of the green marketing and communications news that I share on this blog, Twitter and FriendFeed. Well, I have 260 subscriptions in Google Reader, but I get a lot of my information from a group of about 40 blogs and feeds dedicated to green marketing and communications.
When I came across a post on MakeUseOf describing how to combine feeds from Google Reader into a bundle, I thought why not make them available for all of my loyal readers to follow on their own? That way, you won't even need me anymore! Wait a minute...
Oh well, here it is. Feel free to subscribe in your feed reader. I've also put a link on the sidebar of this blog and titled it Green Communications Bundle. In return, I'd appreciate it you could help me. Please take a look at the bundle and let me know if it's helpful or if I've missed any important green communications blogs. Together, we can tame this stream of content on the web.
Labels: communications, FriendFeed, Google, green, RSS, twitter
posted by Nathan Schock @ 9:20 AM
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Nathan, our WOM guy at the agency showed me the site "Social Mention" yesterday and how you can search topics like green marketing to show you the strength of the online conversation and who is saying what. I holds promise. Check it out: http://www.socialmention.com/search?q=%22green+marketing%22&t=blogs&btnG=Search
Park, Thanks for sharing what looks to be a interesting resource. I just tweeted one interesting story I came across through it.
My only problem with Social Mention (which is similar to most sites like it) is that green marketing is SUCH a small niche that there isn't enough for it to pull from. The most recent story was from 3 days ago and there were only 10 from the past month.
What we need is a way for those of us who watch this space to share articles with each other. That's what I tried to start with the Green Communications Bundle. If anyone has better ideas, please let me know.
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