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5 Responses to “Industry Analyst Custom Search Engine”

1. 1 Matt Aslett
   April 8, 2009 at 2:24 am

   Interesting idea. Thanks for including The 451. You might want to include the various official blogs, content from which does not appear to be picked up at the moment. All the 451 Group’s blogs can be found at http://blogs.the451group.com/

2. 2 Dawn
   April 8, 2009 at 6:53 am

   Matt, Thanks! Great catch.

3. 3 Linda_Margaret
   April 9, 2009 at 2:21 am

   I worked for this company for a bit. They analyse European media with some North American customers.

4. 4 Carter Lusher
   April 26, 2009 at 5:51 am

   Blogs are an increasingly important source of analyst commentary, even from firms that traditionally have been walled gardens. You can find a list of Gartner analysts that blog (76 at the time of this post, though more start every couple of weeks) at:

   http://sagecircle.wordpress.com/directories/gartner-blog-network-directory/

   Forrester takes blogging in a different direction with “role” or team based blogs, a list of which can be found at:

   http://sagecircle.wordpress.com/directories/blog-directory-forrester/

   Of course, Twitter is also a source of analyst comments, sometimes quite illuminating. Tweeting analysts can be found at:

   http://sagecircle.wordpress.com/directories/analyst-twitter-directory/

   I am interested in learning more about your custom search engine on industry analysts.

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