Yes, definitely. I am scrambling to keep up but also am intrigued by this – it would be a great addition to class we’re percolating at Medill.
How did you get so smart? (i.e. Where do you go for your daily reading?)
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I’m going out on a limb here and guessing most of you here find a lot of your reading from your twitter stream. That said, where else do you go for a good read? I’m guessing http://news.ycombinator.com/ will be on many of yours lists as well…
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Inspired by Megan, why not pool the best of the what we read?
http://www.publish2.com/newsgroups/coding-and-journalism
(Disclosure: I work at Publish2)
@Everyone: Let me know if you'd like to be added.
I think this would fill a gap between what's possible here at H&H, at Chris Amico's NewsTools and any wiki because members could save blog posts, articles, how-to's, etc. and filter by tag, subscribe via RSS, publish widgets, etc.
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Twitter is definitely a huge source. I also subscribe to over 400 RSS feeds, which are another major source of info.
I follow my Delicious network RSS feed, Publish2 network feed and I use Twitter Times to curate links from people I follow so I don't miss anything important. I read Smashing Magazine, A List Apart and similar sites.
To encourage more people to share more of what they read, I created this Google Bundle of my favorite journalism and programming feeds: Media Hacking.
Making a Google Bundle is a really easy way to share a lot of feeds at once. Do you have one? Share!
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Good reads...
And while it's not reading, I make an effort to keep up with Planet Money via podcast.
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I haven't seen anybody using this yet, but I was thinking about setting up a tester for myself. Would anyone else find that useful?
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Nope, no specific genre…
Are you looking for any specific type of reading (tech, coding, design, etc.)?