Posts Tagged ‘david wolf’

Most of my regular readers here at ADM.com are well-aware of colleague Damjan DeNoble’s Sino-following pedigree and of our strong China-centric collaborations. For those others of you who are relatively fresh to this piece of online real estate, you might want to click on through to Asia Health Care Blog, its sister China Health Care Blog, or Damjan’s LinkedIn profile to acquaint yourself a wee bit better with the man behind the lexical magic and a hint of an explanation why I am honored to call myself Damjan’s friend and fellow China traveler.

Warning: don’t shoot the messenger (read: me) if you end up spending more than a couple of hours at any of his sites. On offer: a hot heap of snappy content like news, videos, opinion pieces, and a collection of comments of general interest to the blogging professional.

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I was thinking about some of my more prolific blogging friends lately, truly prolific and consistent e-scribes like Dan Harris, Chris Brogan, Julien Smith, Damjan DeNoble & James Flanagan, Marc van der Chijs, Jeff Wasserstrom, Will Moss, and David Wolf. It got me wondering what exactly differentiates the frequent writers from the occasional dabblers? Why do certain bloggers maintain such a torrid pace while others can’t be bothered to lift a typing finger, when lightning-quick dispatching is the very thing they do best?

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It’s not quite Friday here yet, but I’m getting into the rhythm of David Wolf’s “History Fridays” posts at Silicon Hutong. If you’re anything of a WWII history buff (as I am), you will really enjoy this lastest entry from deep inside the ‘hutong.

David Wolf at Silicon Hutong talks about how the Chinese need to stop being so specialty driven in their educational system and more “Medician.” Have a look at this latest well-crafted ‘hutong post for what this entails, since David explains it best.

David Wolf this week describes what’s wrong with the marketing profession for 2010.