Henry Blodget calls this list "The business reporters and commentators you need to follow." Only a relative
handful of Twitterers have discovered this collection of analysts, journalists, bloggers and authors, but it's worth the hunt.
Blodget, the ultimate ex-Wall Street insider, has compiled a manageable list (23 names at writing) of familiar
and "inside" names, including CNBC's Herb Greenberg, author Niall Ferguson and writers for Bloomberg, The New York Times and MarketWatch.
This is your one-stop job board. List creator Susan P. Joyce, an online hiring expert, has compiled
this list of recruiters, employment agencies and job feeds for major corporations. Checking this list regularly will save you time and
energy in your job search or help you find that next rung up the ladder.
Companies featured on the list are Monster, Hertz, Verizon, Lowe's, Sodexo, Raytheon, eBay, McAfee
and Ryder.
If you follow only one marketing-focused list on Twitter, or if you're new to Twitter, you've just found
the mother lode of Twitter thought leaders.
HubSpot's well edited list is manageable to follow with only 48 names at writing. It spotlights A-list
authors (Doc Searls and David Meerman Scott), trend-finders (Robert Scoble) and smart marketing people worth getting to know better
(John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing and wine marketer Gary Vaynerchuk).