Been talking to some pubsub-ers (ie people that work at pubsub) about creating Pete Caputa's list of Under-the-Radar Entrepreneurs that Blog. I get to start the list with 35-40 bloggers. It'll look something like this (explained here). I don't know if I will have complete control over it, editorially. But, I think that this new feature that they are launching will be pretty big. And hopefully, we'll all be able to have as many lists as we want - at some point. So, this is your chance to both support this new pubsub feature - and get a little recognition from it - as it gets some play.
So, who should be on the list? Feel free to nominate yourself. I have about 20 that I want to add to it. I am hoping that you all have another 20 to add yourself.
Just to be clear: I think being an entrepreneur is a state of mind. So, if you are a blogger and you've got the drive and you are moving in the right direction...in building a business that will scale to a payout - you should be on this list. Or you should atleast want to be on it.
What about my blog?
Posted by: Dan Marques | September 12, 2005 at 11:09 PM
My blog doesn't speak to any of my entrepreneurial endeavours (because they're mostly in stealth-mode still) but I'd like to be on the list.
Posted by: Dossy Shiobara | September 13, 2005 at 09:29 AM
A short list, that is definetly incomplete, would include Greg Linden, Greg Yardley, Joe Reger and some others that are fairly obvious.
Maybe we can make a Blogdigger Group of these as well; comes with RSS and OPML output.
Posted by: Greg Gershman | September 13, 2005 at 11:18 AM
Greg, I'll start it on blogdigger since that is live functionality. Pubsub can grab the list from there. -Pete
Who are these people?...
"some others that are fairly obvious"
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Dossy, Let's have a chat.
Posted by: Peter Caputa | September 13, 2005 at 02:38 PM
These are the entrepreneurs that I subscribe to (some more deserving than others, some further beneath the radar than others):
Posted by: Ken Dyck | September 13, 2005 at 07:54 PM