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Information Diet, Part 3

31 May 2007 Sterling (Jeremy Frandsen) 3 Comments

Magazines:

 

On we go. I was never really a big magazine reader. Back in my Hollywood days I would read Entertainment Weekly and Premier Magazine. Now, there are only two that I actually read:

 

Wired Magazine

Business 2.0

 

I actually scan them cover to cover, stopping to read only if my interest is really peaked.

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Hate to be one of “those” guys, but shouldn’t ‘peaked’ actually be ‘piqued’?

I’m reading these posts avidly after just listening to the whole audiobook of “4-Hour Work Week”!


Me too. Wired is worth the incredibly cheap subscription, at less than a buck and issue there is always something that makes me go huh.


@ Chris,

Probably ‘piqued’, I’m from a public education background and that was all I could mustard… (grin)

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