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This morning I received a comment on my Notable Judiths - Judith Donath post of 31 August 2003 from Valdis Krebs [whom I met virtually in Jerry Ash's AOK: Star Series with Patti Anklam.]

I then did a search on my personal "k-loggers" blogroll [which I have built in the last three months since I began my "Knowledge Notes" weblog] utilizing "Blogs I Read" [courtesy of Micah Alpern] and found the following references to Valdis:

individual posts:
Danah Boyd's connected selves: Mapping and honing our interconnections,
Jack Vinson's Blogs and the Tipping Point,
Jim McGee's Social Network Mapping and Blogs,
Joy London's Social Network Analysis,
Lilia Efimova's Blogger social network mapping,
Peter Merholz's Interview with social network researcher Valdis Krebs, and
Richard Gayle's Political Patterns on the WWW,

multiple posts:
James Robertson's Column Two,
Jon Udell's Radio, and
Julian Elve's Synesthesia,

and a preponderance of posts:
Patti Anklam's Networks, Complexity, and Relatedness,
Phil Wolff's a klog apart,
Ross Mayfield's [old Radio] Weblog,
Sebastien Paquet's Open Research, and
Stephen Dulaney's Blogging Alone.

And this is just in my small corner of the blogging universe. When "googled" Valdis Krebs returns 2,350 hits. [See his article for HR.com on What's Your Google Number]. Maybe Valdis Krebs doesn't need a weblog after all? (^:

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September 25, 2003 10:27 AM | google it! | threadorati