This is the first in what I hope is a daily, but more likely every-couple-of-days, feature that tracks what I’m reading on any given day.  I’m not going to include any print stuff unless there’s a link to it so some newspaper and magazine pieces might not make it.  The list format is Title (Source), and if you see ** after the source then that means I found it one of the more important or thought provoking things I read. Here goes:

• Executive Outlook 2005-2006: New Data Reveals 3 Key Tactics IT Marketers Can Use for Better Results (MarketingSherpa)
• FBI monitors activists, court documents show (SFgate.com)
• Costco’s Treasure (Reveries.com)
• Champion Golfer of the Year (Patrick Eakes)
• Big Media Turns Its Focus on Corporate Blogs (Flashpoint)
• Into the Village: Muslims trying to build new life in suburbs while protecting their cultural heritage (Winston-Salem Journal)
• A Klansman in His Own Words (Chewie World Order)
• Rollback (Press Think) **
• Nothing to Fear from Executive Blogging (Information Week)
• Blogging for Bucks (Poynter Online)
• To Link or Not to Link (Patrick Eakes)