Modern Life Is Rubbish is a cool blog written by Stuart Brown that seems to feature a never-ending flow of posts on topics of interest to bloggers and technophiles alike. The latest is titled “How Long is the Ideal Blog Post?” and details some inter­esting and no doubt time-consuming research the blogger did into blog […]

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Backbone magazine is a Canadian bi-monthly focusing on business and technology issues. In their own words: Our primary focus has been on how technology enhances business processes, markets, profitability and produc­tivity. Backbone magazine’s aim is to provide business people with a tangible tool to enhance the way they do business in Canada’s New Economy. Compare this […]

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Origi­nally published in The Bottom Line February 2007 print edition only. Blogs are all about having more personal and meaningful conver­sa­tions with an audience about a topic. When you’re an accountant or accounting firm, blogs are a way to reach people inter­ested in your expertise, whether they’re fellow accoun­tants inter­ested in discussing the profession or […]

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One of the premier accountant blogs on the web has gone through a complete redesign and looks fantastic. Dennis Howlett’s AccMan is, according to the tagline, about “innovation for profes­sional accoun­tants,” and the design reflects this innovation focus very well. The theme is modeled after the blog of Bartleme Design, which is one of my personal […]

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Recently it feels like there has been a sudden discovery of accounting blogs: More Accounting Blogs from Golden Practices’ Michelle Golden Dynamic Linking from Chris Silvey’s Accounting for a Detoured Economist Time to Add These to Your Bookmarks People from The Anonymous Accountant Link list updated from Krupo’s A Counting School There are links to […]

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