This week’s recommended reading from your friends at Blogenberg…

• Franki Durbin explains why it’s so vitally important to proofread multiple times your written work.
• Seek, an Australian job search site, has found a way to capitalize on the sluggish economy - match volunteers with non-profits looking to make a difference.
• Todd Defren discusses the difference between strategy and tactics and why it’s important to remember the former even in tough economic times.
• Does this article from The Economist change your mind about box wine?
• Ad Age reports that The New York Times views its survival as relying on seeing online “readers” as something more.
• Questions about its credibility aside, BNET points out the interesting question raised a recent climate change study: who pays?
• We here at Blogenberg love burgers, one of us consuming hand-made burgers burned over fire during a semi-weekly Burger Night with friends (insert Tim Taylor grunt here). Little did we know that several items commonly found in your kitchen can be used to sculpt the perfect burger for your burger night. Grill responsibly (and often)!

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