Weekly links: blogging, books and business

Here are a few things that have caught my eye this week and I thought might interest you as well.

• open…: 10 Things to Build a Blog Readership — I’ll certainly be following these tips. I feel that particularly the first is relevant to practically anything you do.
• On active reading (aka highlighting books religiously) | Readers Under 30 | LibraryThing — an interesting discussion on the merits or otherwise of highlighting things in books.
• Four Ways to Use “Pull” to Increase Your Success – The Big Shift – HarvardBusiness.org — a business take on the benefits of the modern web.
• Amplified Twittering and Social Reporting — James Clay suggests having dedicated ‘social reporters’ at conferences to keep up the real-time social media coverage when delegates are otherwise engaged in workshops.

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