Blog Roll

The 26th Story
800-CEO-Read
Ageless Marketing
andHow To Reach Women
Katya Andresen
Tom Asacker
Asiabizblog
Jordan Ayan
Martha Barletta
Dave Barry
Ed Batista
Becker-Posner
Bigger Isn't Always Better
The Big Picture
The Bing Blog
Bird's Eye View
Blog Business Summit
Blog Critics
blueprint 4 resumes
John Bogle
BoingBoing
Boomer411
Brand Autopsy
Chris Brogan
BusinessPundit
BW Brand New Day
BW Deal Flow
BW Management IQ
BW The Tech Beat
Cali and Jody
Ben Casnocha
Change This
Church of the Customer
Clear Path International
Cooking for Engineers
Cary Cooper
Core77
Coudal Partners
Mark Cuban
Aubrey Daniels
design*sponge
Jory Des Jardins
Betsy Devine
Don the Idea Guy
Dooce
Down the Avenue
Daniel W. Drezner
Esther Dyson
eHub
Frank Eliason
Judith Ellis
English Cut
Enterprise Media
Escapable Logic
Evhead
Steve Farber
Fast Company
Fast Lane
Brad Feld
The Fischbowl
Richard Florida
Ze Frank
Freakonomics
Free Business Tips
Gil Friend
gapingvoid
Dan Gillmor
Global Neighborhoods
Seth Godin
Good Experience
Gothamist
Great Leadership
Health Affairs
Health Beat
The Health Care Blog
Hilgenstock | Sachlichkeit
Hyperthinker
IDEO Eyes Open
iinnovate
Influx Insights
Innovate on Purpose
In Pursuit of Elegance
Instapundit
The Intuitive Life
Isenblog
Joi Ito
Rich Karlgaard/Forbes
Josh Kaufman
Guy Kawasaki
Leading Blog
Learned on Women
Jonah Lehrer
Lawrence Lessig
Martin Lindstrom
Chris Locke
The Long Tail
Made to Stick
John Maeda
Management by Baseball
MarketingProfs:DailyFix
Marketing to Boomer Women
Mavericks at Work
The Messaging Times
Metacool
Nick Morgan
Name Wire
Netwoman
No Bullet Points
The Nudge Blog
Nuts about Southwest
John O'Leary
Persistence Unlimited
Personal Branding
Dan Pink
Pink Slip
Play the Game of Life
Pollster
John Porcaro
Virginia Postrel
Power Line
Presentation Zen
PressThink
PSFK
Pyromarketing
Mitch Ratcliffe
Fred Reichheld
re:invention
ResearchBuzz
Retailer Blog
Penelope Trunk
Re-Versioning Your Life
Jennifer Rice
Dan Roam
Kevin Roberts
Evelyn Rodriguez
Scott Rosenberg
Samizdata
Ian Sanders
Tim Sanders
Mary Schmidt
Robert Scoble
Scripting News
Doc Searls
Andy Sernovitz
Rajesh Setty
Stephen Shapiro
Signal vs. Noise
Slashdot
Simplicity
Smart Mobs
Sorted Books
Springwise
Halley Suitt
Andrew Sullivan
Sustainable Work
Bob Sutton
The Talent Code
TechCrunch
The Technium
TeeBeeDee
Think Remarkable
Third Age
Trend Hunter
Trend Watching
Trump University
Trusted Advisor
Twist Image
Web Worker Daily
David Weinberger
What's Next
Susan Willett Bird
The Wisdom of Improv
WonderBranding
Wooster Collective
Steve Yastrow

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Tom has produced some 22 training videos over the past two decades, and we continue to produce more. At present, titles such as "In Search of Excellence," "The Leadership Alliance," "Everything Is Design," and "Tom Peters' Re-imagine!" are available, along with several others. If you are interested in purchasing or renting Tom training videos, please contact our friends at Enterprise Media. For other interesting videos, check out our video page.

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COLUMNS: Is it possible to access Tom's syndicated newspaper columns (from the 1980s and '90s) electronically?

We have over 350 of Tom's weekly newspaper columns, from 1987-1993. (We have parts of 1985 and 1986, too, though we're currently missing 1989.) We've made a search engine so you can search just these columns—you can even take the search engine for the column and put it on your own web site! Check it out!

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INTERVIEWING TOM: Would it be possible to conduct an interview with Tom?

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SEEING TOM LIVE: When and where can I see Tom speak?

To find out when Tom is giving a seminar near you, take a look at Tom's calendar.

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How can I get Tom to read my book and write a blurb for the cover?

Simply send him your book and then hope for the best. If he likes it—and has time to write about it—he will endorse your book. He does it often. Please don't send an electronic file for printing.

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