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Anders Jacobsen - Fellow norwegian blogging in English from France. Anders blogs about "Noteworthy URLs, science, software, news, life, the universe, everything"
Doc Searls - one of the authors of the Cluetrain Manifesto. He is frequently blogging live from interesting technology events, and is a very good writer
The EGR weblog - Chris Locke is another of the authors behind Cluetrain, and also the author of Gonzo Marketing. This guy has a lot on his mind, and not afraid to share it
rc6.org - The weblog of Remco Brink, dutch linux and open source enthousiast. Frequently updated with interesting news
Virtuelvis - fellow norwegian blogger Arve Bersvendsens blogs in english about web and technology. Well worth a visit
Bloglines subscriptions
Flash weblogs
Burch Blog - by Greg Burch, a weblog with news related to Flash, ActionScript and PDAs
Ericd.net - information overload from Eric Dolecki
Feasible Impossibilities - Robert Hall's blog with Flash related news with focus on devices
Flash Distracted - Jason Key's personal weblog about Flash, featuring a lot of good technical content
Flashgamer - Jensa (of Flashmagazine fame) has this blog dedicated to Games and Flash games in particular. Keep updated on this blog if you are interested in the art of making games with Flash
JD on EP - John Dowdell is a hightly visible guy in the Flash community, he has been working at Macromedia (now Adobe) since 1993 and are usualy right in the middle of things going on
JoshDura.com - Josh is the co-founder of Flashcomponent.com and moderator over at FlashKit. He covers Flash and Photography on his blog
Mike Chambers - also a community "dude" at Adobe, as well as a skilled programmer with knowledge of Flash, ColdFusion, PHP etc. His weblog is filled with good information about Flash MX/Studio MX
Quasimondo - Mario Klingemann's weblog with many interesting Flash projects
Samuel Wan - is a nice guy, and a very knowledgeable Flash ActionScript Guru, as well as the author of the MovableType Flash MX interface
Voisen.org - Weblog of Sean Eugene Voisen, (his old site was named Eat Orange). Tech news, Flash stuff and other rambelings.
WaxPraxis - This is the weblog of Branden Hall, ActionScript guru, FigLeaf senior developer, Flashcoder list daddy and general cool Flash guy
Flash RSS readers
Flash RSS Reader - By Philip Chung, started out as a Flash newsfeed reader - now a general purpose RSS 0.91 and 0.92 RSS Reader in Flash
rssViewer - A Flash/PHP Open Source RSS viewer and banner
RSS 1.0 / Blog Reader - PHP/Flash MX Open Source project, based on web services architecture
News Monkey - By Nicolas S.-Roy, supports RSS 1.0 and RSS 0.9x.
Full As A Goog - HTML based RSS reader with a selection of Flash and ColdFusion blogs.
Other RSS readers
Contact me
weblog mail - let me know if this link doesn't work (by e-mailing to bergersen.net, you should be able to figure out at least one address that I will recive). The link is set up to try to avoid e-mail gathering spambots..
Alternative versions
AvantGo channel - if you have a PDA, you should also have an AvantGo account, get my news synced to your PDA (Palm and Pocket PC) and take it with you to read when you are on the move.
PDA version - Direct link to the PDA version for those of you that have PDAs/phones etc. that can handle web pages, but where you want the bandwidth requirements to be as low as possible.
Some random links
BSP AS - import / distribution company
Calligraphy.no - web design and publishing system
Configura - norwegian database experts - I did the design of their website
Deltronic - scandinavian safety equiptment manufacturer
Flashmagazine - editor and developer for Flashmagazine.com
Radioassistant - The Scandinavian Radio Portal
Sven Rygh - Magician and mysterian, site and design. Built with Wordpress.
Trygg og Sikker - web design and development. The site is being updated with the Webdesk publishing system. Among the products Trygg og Sikker is selling is
Boligalarm (Home burglery alarms) with web interface!
Webhead - technical manager/CTO, Webhead offers specialised multimedia hosting.
Syndication
Google Mail changed their interface for invitations some time ago, and now its apparent why: Most, if not every, Google Mail user now has 50 invites to give away!