Not sure if it's just me, but I've become pretty bored of blogging recently. There was a time when most content was new, exciting, and informative. Perhaps because I have so many subscriptions it's almost a chore to flick through each feed, and I'm familiar enough with each outlet I don't tend to be surprised. Especially since the credit crunch levels of pointless cross-referencing seem to be at an all time high.
That said, here are a couple of online resources that I've recently added to Google Reader and genuinely enjoy:
- ThinkMarkets, a blog of the NYU Colloquium on Market Institutions and Economic Processes
- IEA Blog, one of the world's most influential classical liberal think tanks
- Mercatus Center's Financial Markets Working Group, a lot of output on current market conditions
- Productivity Shock, GMU grad students
- Constrained Optimization, GMU grade students
There was a time when most content was new, exciting, and informative. Perhaps because I have so many subscriptions it's almost a chore to flick through each feed, and I'm familiar enough with each outlet I don't tend to be surprised.
I don't think that's fair. For example, my latest post is only the third time I've had a pop at tabloid newspapers for running "Christmas is banned" stories. I reckon I can run with this one for a few more times before people get fed up.
Posted by: Quinn | November 17, 2008 at 11:51 PM