I have been a HUGE fan of Techmeme for a while and now i have a new addiction from the Techmeme team with Mediagazer their aggregated view of coverage about the media business. Well done!

From their about section:

Mediagazer presents the day's must-read media news on a single page.

The media business is in tumult: from the production side to the distribution side, new technologies are upending the industry. Keeping up with these changes is time-consuming, as essential media coverage is scattered across numerous web sites at any given moment.

Mediagazer simplifies this task by organizing the key coverage in one place. We've combined sophisticated automated aggregation technologies with direct editorial input from knowledgeable human editors to present the one indispensible narrative of an industry in transition.

Last week i brought Clare Hart the Executive Vice President of our Enterprise Media group down to the Podtech office to be interviewed by Robert Scoble for Podtech's ScobleShow (to be available in a couple weeks). After the formal interview with Clare, i turned on my own camera to get Robert's thoughts on Enterprise 2.0 (which i will post shortly). But before we got on the topic of Enterprise 2.0, Robert gave Clare a tour of Gabe Rivera's Memeorandum and Techmeme and even the Automatic Dirt Digger - which i had actually been discussing with her on the way down to Palo Alto from San Francisco that morning around a conversation of trust and who we choose to 'listen' to and the power of leveraging that network for business users much like the human trust networks that Peter Reiser is writing about over on his blog .

During the video i also talk a little (anyone that knows me, knows that it is practically impossible for me to only talk a little and this video proves it!) about the recent addition of blog content to our services and how we are going about growing that collection by taking suggestions of trusted business focused blogs from our users.



I am a big fan and daily user of the Techmeme service whose coverage is driven by a "mix of industry insiders, passionate independents, and established journalists" and specific algorithms developed for the service by Gabe Rivera who i agree with Robert is a pretty smart guy.