If you're a typical IT professional, you could easily spend your entire day keeping up with the onslaught of industry information from Web sites, blogs and news sites. Mike Masnick, of Techdirt Inc., knows your pain. "There's so much information out there that a lot of you are spending too much time keeping up with things and not doing important things -- like your job," he says. In response, his company has introduced InfoAdvisor, which provides customized Web feeds and commentary to readers.
October 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Bloggers live or die by their wits — and that especially includes those who try to make a business of it.
No one is as acutely aware of that as Mike Masnick, chief executive of Techdirt Inc., a 12-person corporate intelligence service best known for its no-holds-barred public Web journal, or blog, that comments continuously on tech industry developments.
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