Here is the list of noteworthy and interesting blogs/sites for this week!

1. Web Ink Now-  Written by David Meerman Scott, this blog deals with everything Web 2.0 from viral marketing to blogging to press releases, eb00ks and other online media.  You can also follow David on Twitter.
2. The Client Side Blog- Rates as a “Top Ten Must Read” by Marketing Magazine, this blog is written/managed by Michael Seaton and it is extremely interesting and well written.  It covers ideas, thoughts and stories related to the world of marketing and is certainly worth stopping by.  You can also check out Michael’s profile on LinkedIn.
3. Experience Economist-Managed by David Polinchock, this is the blog site for Brand Experience Lab, and it deals with issues revolving around advertising, branding, technology and marketing.  You can also follow David on Twitter.
4. Neuromarketing- Written by Roger Dooley, president of Dooley Direct, LLC, this blog combines neuroscience research with social networking and  marketing to come up with really fascinating discussion topics on neuromarketing and how it plays into marketing and sales areas.
5. Speechification- Written by Russell Davies, Dan Hill, Bobbie Johnson, Steve Bowbrick and James Bridle, this blog focuses on speech radio, podcasting nad other elements of airwave media.  You can also follow speechification on Twitter.

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Here are the noteworthy blogs/sites for this week!

1. Open Net Initiative- According to their site, the aim of the Open Net Initiative is to investigate, expose and analyze Internet filtering and surveillance practices in a credible and non-partisan fashion. The site presents some really fascinating ideas and ways of thinking about censorship on the Internet, and it is definitely something that any and every Web surfer should stop by and check out. You can also follow Open Net on Twitter.
2. My Virtual Model Community- For all you women out there, this is a fantastic virtual site that allows you to upload pictures of yourself and create outfits to see what styles suit your figure best.  Additionally, it also links up to other sites that sell the various items you’re looking for.  Not only is it convenient; it’s free!
3. The Power of Many- Written by Christian Crumlish, The Power of Many discusses how people use online social networking to find other people with similar interests so that they can link up.  You can purchase this book on Amazon.com.
4. A Relationship Economy- Maintained by Jay Deragon, this is a site that deals mainly with issues related to social media.  Extremely well written and insightful
5. Keith N. Hampton- An Assistant Professor in the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennyslvania, Hampton’s blog deals with social media, online communities, Web 2.0 and mobile media. You can also follow Keith on Twitter.

Here are the noteworthy blogs/sites for this week!

1. Karlyn Morissette- This is the personal blog site belonging to Karlyn Morissette, and it covers such issues related to: marketing strategy, higher eduction, email marketing and technology. You can also follow Karlyn on Twitter.
2. Scobleizer- Written by Robert Scoble, this is Scoble’s personal blog, which touches on issues related to Web 2.0, the media and various technological happenings as they relate to the Internet.
3. Podcast@Mansfield- Another fine example of technology and the web- this is the podcast belonging  to Mansfield University located in Mansfield, Pennsylvania. The podcast covers events that are happening around campus as well as subjects related to media and technology.  Definitely take the time to check this site out!
4. Customer Experience Crossroads- Managed by Susan Abbott, this blog covers the extremely important issues surrounding customer service and the customer experience (something that is extremely important to those of us in the service industry and beyond.  You can also visit Susan via her LinkedIn profile.
5. Church of the Customer-Written by Ben McConnell and Jackie Huba, this blog covers everything related to social media, Internet marketing, podcasting, web 2.0 and more.  Extremely well written and increasingly popular, make sure you stop by here!

Here are the noteworthy blogs and sites for this week:

1. The Virtual Handshake Blog- Authored by David Teten and Scott Allen, this blog deals with Web 2.0 issues, blogging, social networking, virtual communities  and more.    Also be sure to check out their new book, The Virtual Handshake: Opening Doors and Closing Deals Online.
2. CollegeWebEditor-Launched back in 2005 by Karine Jolie, this blog deals with Web 2.0, higher education and marketing.  You can also check out Karine’s professional profile on LinkedIn.
3. The Old College Try: Marketing Higher Ed- This blog deal with marketing as it relates to education. Topics that are covered include anything from technology to social media and digital advancements.  Definitely check it out!
4. Linked Intelligence- Managed by Scott Allen, this site deals with issues revolving around LinkedIn. It offers education, advice, and news related to LinkedIn and is worth taking a look at
5. Micro Persuasion-Founded back in 2004 and written by Steve Rubel, Micro Persuasion covers digital trends.  Recently, this blog been cited as a must-read by the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNET, PC Magazine and Forrester Research. Extremely well-written.

Here are the noteworthy blogs and sites for this week:

1. Verizon Policy Blog- This is the official blog for Verizon where they discuss technology and telecommunications news.  Additionally, it covers other topics such as broadband, Web 2.0, VoiceVoIP, and gaming.
2. The Progress and Freedom Foundation Blog- According to it’s website, The Progress and Freedom Foundation is a market-oriented think tank that studies the digital revolution and its implications for public policy. It covers such issues as market-oriented approach to Internet policy issues, telecommunications and digital media, etc.
3. The Lessig Blog- Written by Lawrence Lessig, a professor of law at Stanford Law School, his blog cover such topics related to the media, law and advertising, digital media, public funding, politics and more.  Definitely check it out!
4. Tech Daily Dose- For all of you who are politically inclined, this blog definitely delivers.  Tech Daily Dose covers politics as it relates to the media world.  Other topics covered include technology, digital media, radio, print media and other gadgets.  Well-written and presented in a nice, clean format, definitely take a look at this site
5. Intermedia- Managed by Charlie Melichar, vice president for public relations and communications at Colgate University, Intermedia deals with issues relating to interactive media and higher education communications.

Here is the roundup of noteworthy blogs/sites for this week:

1. Brand Central Station- Managed by Mike Bawden of Bawden & Lareau Public Relations, Brand Central Station serves as an online marketing resource for marketers, managers  and business owners looking for the latest  news related to marketing, business and public relations. You can also follow Brand Central Station on Twitter.
2. Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT)- The CDT is a non-profit public interest organization working to keep the Internet open, innovative and free.  It seeks practical solutions to enhance free expression and privacy in communications and technologies.  Check them out on Facebook or follow them on Twitter.
3. Policy@Intel-This site is dedicated to the exchange of ideas and opinions with Intel’s global Public Policy staff.  According to the site, the blog offers an opportunity for the public policy staff to share Intel’s strategy and address key opportunities & challenges facing the technology and innovation community.  Meet the bloggers here.
4. John Palfrey- Written by John Palfrey, Professor of Law and Vice Dean for Library and Information Resources at Harvard Law School.  He is also the co-author of Born Digital: Understanding the First Generation of Digital Natives.  His blog focuses primarily on Internet law, open access, cyber law and other issues related to the Web.
5. Tech Dirt- Founded in 1997 by Mike Masnick, Tech Dirt offers insight into news stories about changes in government policy, technology and legal issues that affect companies ability to innovate and grow.  Check them out!

Here’s the roundup of noteworthy blogs for this week:

1. University Business- a site dedicated to providing higher education articles, news and more.
2. Master of 500 Hats- Written by Dave McClure, this blog deals with everything geeky- from information about startups to finance, management and the Internet revolution.  You can find Dave on Twitter or on LinkedIn.
3. Clear Blogging- Written by Bob Walsh, a Micro-ISV developer and author, Clear Blogging discusses such topics related to blogging such as lessons you can learn, tips and tricks, how to improve readership, how to make money from blogging and more.
4. The Altimeter by Charlene Li- Written by Charlene Li, co-author of Groundswell, this blog looks in depth at social media, emerging technologies and web 2.0.  You can also find Charlene on Twitter and Facebook.
5. I’m Not Actually a Geek-Spearheaded by Hutch Carpenter, director of Marketing and Online Communications for Spigit, his personal blog deals with various blogging issues, web 2.0, social media and technology-related information.  You can find Hutch on Twitter or on LinkedIn.

Here’s the weekly roundup of noteworthy blogs:

1. HigherEdWebTech- Written by Mike Richwalsky, this blog focuses its attention on the technical side of web development in higher education, specifically looking at web applications such as Facebook and Twitter.  You can also follow Mike on Twitter.
2. Alumni Futures- Written by Andy Shaindlin, this blog focuses on trends and new directions in alumni relations.  Some of the other topics covered include:  job openings, money, public relations, athletics, admissions and social networking. You can also follow Andy on Twitter.
3. Blog High Ed- This is a pretty neat blog- it’s actually run by Brad Ward and Matt Herzberger and is a higher education blogger network.  This site aggregates blogs from various areas that include: webmasters, marketers, counselors, vendors and consultants to name a few.  Definitely check it out.
4. Future Endeavor- Written by Tony Dunn, this blog deals with the technical aspects of web design, programming, marketing, research and analysis.
5. The Higher Ed Marketing Blog- This blog deals with everything having to do with college education to recent political happenings. It’s definitely worth a look

Here are the noteworthy blogs for this week:

1. iThink Online- This is the blog for TargetX, which is an interactive recruiting company that was started by Brian Niles and Mike Crusi in 1998. Today, Target X is one of the leading providers of interactive marketing technology and services to nearly 450 colleges and universities. You can also follow them on Twitter.
2. Buzz Machine- Written by Jeff Jarvis (author of What Would Google Do?), this blog deals with media and the news. Read more about Jeff here. You can also follow Jeff on Twitter.
3. Google Public Policy Blog-This is Google’s blog that discusses views on government, policy and politics.
4. GigaOM- This site is one of the leading daily online news reads for key influencers in the emerging technology market place. The site covers everything from technology news, analysis and opinions to Web 2.0. Founded back in 2006, GigaOM currently has over 1.75 million consumers per month! Check it out.
5. The 463: Inside Tech Policy-For all you “techies” out there, the 463 discusses such issues related to technology policy trends as well as news related to the technology industry.

Here is the latest roundup of noteworthy blogs.  Make sure you check them out!

1. BC Beat- This blog deals with all news, observations and analysis related to television media.
2. blogABELISM- Written by John Abel, this blog discusses broadcasting, telecommunications and technology.
3. I Want Media-Founded by freelance journalist, corporate writer and adjunct professor in journalism, Patrick Phillips, I Want Media focuses on providing quick acces to media news and industry data.  Definitely an interesting site worth reading!
4. Poynter Online- is the blog site for the Poynter Institute, which is a school dedicated to teaching and inspiring journalists and media leaders.  The Poynter Institute was founded in 1975 by the late Nelson Poynter, and today the blog provides information related to the news, Internet marketing, communication and other aspects of media involvement.
5. Center for Democracy & Technology- is a site dedicated to promoting knowledge in law, technology as well as practical solutions where global communications technology is involved.  You’ll find that the majority of the content here revolves around technology and issues related to the Internet.