Minnesota Monday – Communications Bloggers Posts From Last Week

Interesting posts from Minnesota communications bloggers for the week ending 1/3/10. Culled from the Minnesota Social Media Bloggers FriendFeed room.

• Katie Schutrop witnesses the birth of the Twin Cities Tweetcrawl
• Taylor Carik predicts five things for the local media this year
• Paul DeBettignies rambles & rants then asks what price you’re willing to pay
• Ben Hedrington provides a hands-on with Google’s Chrome OS
• Ed Kohler lists Minnesota’s noisiest Twitter users and then explains his comments policy
• Lee Aase says keep it simple and also posts 36 social media theses [PDF]
• Ken Kadet tackles the social media certification issue
• Jon Gordon covers the most disruptive technology of 2009 [MP3]
• Kristin Gast talks about how great it is to work with me 😉
• Cree McCree says Millennials are driving the car downsizing
• Robert Stanke lists his top 10 posts of 2009
• The Geek Girls podcast reviews the last decade [MP3]
• Graeme Thickins and Tim Elliott chat with Microsoft’s Steve Bendt [MP3]
• LOL OMG! reports on some local remixers made good
• Lee Odden lists his top 10 SEO posts of 2009
• It was a good year for Jason DeRusha
• Kakie Fitzsimmons wants to know if social media can combat racism
• Katie Elfering explains subports
• Phil Wilson predicts
• Julio Ojeda-Zapata is reconsidering his love of Google Voice and reports that Metro Transit is getting mobile-friendly
• Albert Maruggi wonders if social media is getting too complicated and devotes his Marketing Edge podcast to relevance [MP3]
• Jake Akervik talks about the conversation prism
• John Reinan taps into his inner Mad Man
• Justin Piehowski lists 10 Minnesota bloggers you should pay attention to this year
• I posted the top 20 most popular posts from 2009 and gave some career advice to college students