I have mentioned in other columns additional, probably better sources for information about technology. I thought that I would you a short list of these sources, as there has been at least one change of name recently, The many of the names below are hyperlinks in the online version of this column, so you can click on them and go to the websites:
Marketplace Tech Report - This is a five minute podcast each day on technology issues. It was formerly called Future Tense and hosted by Jon Gordon. It has changed its name to become part of American Public Media's series of financial and business reports. It is now hosted by John Moe and provides excellent coverage of a wide range of technology topics. (American Public Media also distributes Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion and The Writer's Almanac.
John Dvorak's Second Opinion - Distributed by The Wall Street Journal's Digital Network, this column features sharp criticism and iconoclastic views of John Dvorak, who is tech journalism's equivalent of Andy Rooney. For another side of Mr. Dvorak, see his blog, aptly named Dvorak Uncensored.
All Things Digital - Also distributed by The Wall Street Journal's Digital Network, this website includes a wide variety of contributors, including the Journal's excellent Personal Technology columnist, Walt Mossberg and Boom Town's Kara Swisher.
TWIT - TWIT (This Week in Tech) is a website for commentary on technology assembled by Leo Laporte. One of its primary features is a weekly podcast of roughly an hour in length, TWIT (podcast).
Pogue's Posts - a central site for accessing the columns of David Pogue, technology columnist of The New York Times.
TechnoLawyer Blog - A site for those who want technology commentary specifically for the legal profession. Sign up for the e-newsletters.
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