Here comes a post that will make you think different. Yesterday I was writing on a blog post suggesting how SAAB and Volvo should think to get out of their problems. The post focused both on product development and marketing. Then today I found one link on Bjornalberts that more or less talked about the same thing in an excellent way. On top of that I found another one on Minegoestoeleven that is sort of connected.

The first one is ‘What if Steve Jobs ran one of the Big Three auto companies?’ and its in English. The other one is ‘Idag gästbloggar Tore Claesson, New York.’ and that one is in Swedish. Both touch on Steve Jobs and what he has done with Apple. Great read both of them.

So, here’s the link to What if Steve Jobs ran one of the Big Three auto companies

Och här har ni länken till Idag gästbloggar Tore Claesson, New York

Bye bye or hej då as we say in Swedish.

Per Robert Öhlin – Mine Goes to Eleven was sent on a mission by Judith – En timme om dagen. And now I feel obligated to pass along the torch.

The mission is basic and simple. I was picked as one of Per’s favorite blogs. And therefore I should tell the world about my 7 favorite reads. So here we go. (oh, before we start, Mine goes to eleven is one of them, but I’ll list another 7.)

I basically start everyday with logging into my Netvibes account. I read about 70 feeds a day to keep myself updated on everything that has something to do with innovation, digital communication, social marketing, typography, design, inventions, research, datamining, softwares etc etc etc.

But if I’m stressed for time. These 7 blogs would never escape my eye.

ReadWriteWeb – It’s The ONE source if you wanna keep track of what’s up in the digital world.

SwissMiss - Tina Roth Eisenberg from the beautiful little country in the Alps delivers insights into the world of design and creativity

FFFFound – I like images. They start things up in my head.

ILoveTypography – That pretty much says it.

Weconverse – Mostly in Swedish, but a great read. Mr Gatarski also likes to debate. Good.

Techcrunch – “Currently tracking 112.8 million blogs and over 250 million pieces of tagged social media.”

MindPark – Initally when launched It wasn’t one of my favorites. But today the blog contains great posts often with a thought through analysis.

I picked a couple of large ones, so I don’t expect that many torches to be passed along now. But they’re all great reads.

ps. If you like Whisky, my blog WhiskyGrotto.com should probably be in the list.