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The Stevie Awards don't just confer blog awards, web site awards, and such.  We also like to point you to notable blogs and sites that we think might be of interest to you.  Once a month in our Stevie Awards Update email newsletter we summarize "Blogs & Web Sites of Note," and here's what we offered in our February 17 edition. Once a month in this space we'll point you to several business-related blogs and web sites that we think might be of interest to you.

The Daily Beast/Newsweek: With attention focused on the recent AOL/Huffington Post merger, let's not forget another recent media merger of import.

The Daily What.at: A daily rundown of the Web's absurdia: see it here first.

The Consumerist: Not just product reviews or consumer complaints but also problem-solving, deals, tips, and news.

ZenHabits: Offering everything from productivity tips to ways to beat writer's block, ZenHabits is about finding simplicity in the daily chaos of our lives.

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The Stevie Awards don't just confer blog awards, web site awards, and such.  We also like to point you to notable blogs and sites that we think might be of interest to you.  Once a month in our Stevie Awards Update email newsletter we summarize "Blogs & Web Sites of Note," and here's what we offered in our January 28 edition.

Brand You: Thank You Notes: Tom Peters once wrote 30 Rules of Implementation. The first one? Thank you notes. "Recognition, appreciation, nothing gets you further—and it also makes you a better human being." Watch this video from his The Little Big Things Video Series.

eHub: A constantly updated resource of web applications, services and sites with a focus on next generation web (web 2.0) and social software.

StockTwits: A Twitter community for people who are obsessed with stocks. Log on with your Twitter username and password, and view the latest conversations from investors and traders on the stock market.

Fx Twits: A Twitter community centered around finance that's focused on currency pairs. Want to know what’s going on with the American dollar against the euro? FxTwits captures Twitter discussions surrounding the exchange rate.

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We've just published a new tipsheet called 10 Tips for Winning Web Awards in the 2011 Stevie Awards.  Get it here.

It summarizes the 10 best ways to get recognized for your web site, blog, or creative work in the four Stevie Awards competitions in 2011 (which include The American Business Awards, The International Business Awards, the Stevie Awards for Women in Business, and the Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service).  For the most part it recommends the web site and blog awards, interactive multimedia awards, and other categories that web folks should focus on, and outlines the general submission requirements for those categories.

Elite Editing is a New York–based full-service editorial company, offering proofreading, editing and writing help for businesses, academics and individuals through the website EliteEditing.com. The company earned one of the website awards in the 2010 Stevie Awards for Women in Business, the global competition for women entrepreneurs, executives, and the organizations they run.  Company owner Jennifer Rotner accepted the Stevie at the awards dinner in New York on Friday, November 12 2010.  See her acceptance speech here.

EliteEditing.com allows users to upload documents and pay instantly so that, no matter the deadline, their work will be delivered on time and error-free. The site also functions as an extensive writing resource, offering an invaluable list of articles, links and writing tips that is constantly evolving, with new, original content added daily.

The next opportunities to win web awards and blog awards from the Stevies include the website and blog awards categories of The 2011 American Business Awards, and the web awards categories of The 2011 International Business Awards.