Wow -- how many different blogs are actually participating in this thing?

That's some reading ahead of me:) Nice roundup to fine work

about 50, and halfway through posting it Movable Type crapped out and I had to redo them. But there's a lot of fascinating information and perspectives here. I highly recommend everyone checking it out.

I continue to be amazed and enthused at the possibilities to be explored with the combination of content (blogs, etc.) and well-designed aggregators.

Lots of interesting links to dig through here -- very cool.

I agree EB, these fine financially-minded wizards should be encouraged to join Blogcritics

Eric, thanks for the link, but the post is actually authored by me. Gwendolen Gross is guest author for my Blogging for Books contest, not for my blog per se. I'll clarify it on my site if you clarify it on yours. :-)

Could there be a fifth column(Biz/Finance), so to speak, in the offing?

So, you're a fifth column capitalist, eh? :)

Thanks for hosting this weeks COTC. I appreciate the trackback. Looks like the original post moved, so I corrected the URI. I'll make a post on COTC this evening after I get a chance to review all the submissions.

I and several others would be glad to contribute 2-3 times a month to Blogcritics, if you decide to add a new Biz column. Let us know. You have all our email and blog addresses.

Timothy, that would be great, we would love to have any of you join Blogcritics! Please see the sign-up info here.

We have been trying to figure out how to make room to add a new section or two to the front page, but for now we definitely have a Business and Economics subcategory under Culture and Tech

Was any effort made to encourage those capitalists already on Blogcritics to get involved in this? This is the first I've heard of it, and I'd have loved to participate.

Dave

Just don't write exclusively about economics, though I will read through these - eventually.

So you're an expert at everything else Dave but hadn't heard of this? Hmmmm. Funny.

Dave, they do this every week, just go to the CotC link at the top of the page. All you have to do is send in a link and a brief description of your story to their email address.

Rami's Tennis Blog is cool stuff, and the concept of "learning how to learn" is applicable across just about all disciplines. I teach information literacy skills to university students, which is really teaching them the building blocks of how to learn, skills that will go much further in today's world than great piles of subject-specific knowledge.

Oh, plus there's some bad-ass pictures of a tennis court built hundreds of feet in the air on top of some hotel in the United Arab Emirates.

Hi Dave,

I am hosting next week over at my RFID Weblog . I encourage you to submit a business post. Get yours in early!

Best,
Anita

>>So you're an expert at everything else Dave but hadn't heard of this? Hmmmm. Funny.<<

Sorry to show my feet of clay. But in fact, there are only a few things I'm truly an 'expert' on. Those being several areas of History (including statistical demographics), every aspect of calligraphy and typography, 19th century art and illustration, and comparative mythology.

But I am a font of trivia and cultural literacy and am quite willing to read up on anything to learn what I need to in order to be informed on any given topic.

Dave

you tell 'em Dave;

Jay of Zero Boss, sorry for the error and made the change