IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco - Finalists Voting
Welcome! Below you will find finalists for each of the categories in the IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco.
The goal of the IT Blog Awards is to recognize the broader community of IT bloggers and we're thrilled to have had so many talanted bloggers participate.
We reviewed each blog based on content value, credibility, design, and the fit with the categories each blogger chose.
As you're reviewing these please think in terms of what makes a great blog. A few things to consider:
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Do the majority of posts (or podcast episodes or videos) provide value? is the information or perspective unique? Can you see yourself sharing this blog (or podcast or video) as a great resource?
Credibility – Does the author (or authors) present their topic in depth? Are arguments well supported? Is it well written?
Consistency – Does the author have a (mostly) consistent cadence or are there occasional hit-and-runs? Do you know what you’re getting into when you click on a link?
Please consider each of the blogs, enjoy discovering some new ones, and congratulate our finalists!
Best Analysis - Does this blog provide insightful discussions?
Avoa (Tim M. Crawford)
CIO.ROCKS (Houman Asefi)
It Should Just Work (Chris Bradshaw)
Mikedeongreen (Michael D Green)
Ronald Bartels
Best Cert Study Journey - Provides useful insights into the need-to-knows throughout a certification study journey.
About Networks (Jérôme Tissières)
Brainwork (Andre Bazan)
CCIE By 30 (Deirra Footman)
Necker Cube (Jedadiah Casey)
The WLAN (Haydn Andrews)
Best Group Effort - Best collaborative effort between two or more independent bloggers
TechRebels
Beginner's Forum
VMGuru
Best Podcast or Video Series - Best in content and creativity delivered in the format of videos or podcasts.
Cisco Redes (Rodrigo Rovere)
Clear to Send (Rowell Dionicio, François Vergès)
David Bombal
Network Chuck (Chuck Keith)
The LAN Tamer (Quentin Demmon)
Most Educational - Shares great tips, tricks, or how-to’s to help you learn something new or further your understanding on a topic.
The Routing Table (Kevin Blackburn)
dspdrivers (David Peñaloza)
Jim's Wireless World (Jim Palmer)
Mat's Cloud (Mateja Jovanović)
MWPreston (Mike Preston)
Network Shokunin (Daren Fulwell)
Network Engineer Blog (Mahmmad Kareemoddin)
Most Entertaining - Areyou not entertained? These blogs are both well written and fun to read.
ifconfig.it (Gian Paolo Boarina)
Just another day at the office…(Amy Renee)
Network Fun Times (Chris Parker)
Penguinepunk.net (Dan Frith)
Retouw.nl (Wouter Kursten)
Most Inspirational - Inspires the reader to think differently or view something in a creative way. Makes you want to roll your sleeves up and jump into your network.
Damsky tech (Irena Damsky)
Daniels Networking Blog (Daniel Dib)
/dev/random (Xavier Mertens)
Julien Mousqueton
Jermal M Smith
Please tell us who you are. This is mostly so we know who is voting. We will not spam you.
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