A few weeks ago, I asked ... well ... everyone: "What are you reading?" I had noticed, with some dismay, that my own list of intel-related blogs and sources was a bit outdated and contained a number of now dead links.
Fortunately, my colleagues on LinkedIn, friends and acquaintances from a number of intelligence related email lists and the loyal (long-suffering?) readers of SAM were able to fill the void. Without further ado, below is the list of all the blogs and other sources we managed to accumulate:
I asked my research assistant, McKenzie Rowland, to organize all the notes and emails and comments into a single user-friendly spreadsheet. We sorted the sites by how often they were mentioned by different people. There were lots of ties, though, so don't take the order too literally.
Since I sent the announcement to all three of the major intelligence communities (National security, business and law enforcement), McKenzie also included a brief description of what we thought was the primary audience of the blog. We were lucky enough to get a number of non-US sources as well.
Finally, I do not consider this list exhaustive. If YOUR favorite blog/source on intel didn't make the list, please leave a comment or drop me a note at kwheaton at mercyhurst dot edu!
Friday, March 27, 2015
What You Should Be Reading! (Blog List)
Posted by Kristan J. Wheaton at 11:15 AM
Labels: blogroll, blogs, intelligence, link list
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http://blog.alephinsights.com/
Nick Hare is doing a brilliant job at explaining some of the 'big concepts' around human perception, decision making, probability, etc that are important to Intelligence Analysis in an entertaining and accessible manor.
Hello,
I kindly offer www.themilitaryleader.com for your consideration. It crosses paths with several of the listed blogs.
Thanks!
Try Information Dissemination (http://www.informationdissemination.net/), Barents Observer (http://barentsobserver.com/en), Defense Tech (http://defensetech.org/), Stratfor (https://www.stratfor.com/), and Breaking Defense (http://breakingdefense.com/).
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