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Tomorrow morning I’m off to Vegas for the CTIA Wireless. Some intense days ahead, lots of people and companies to catch up with. Monday I’ll be at the Mobile Jam Session, another fully booked event organised by Caroline and me. Check the agenda and speakers here.

I’ll be checking out the Showstoppers event to check out some new US startups, the new stuff at Nokia, a Buzzd dinner, the MM2 Roundtable discussion, a couple of other dinners and many networking cocktails…. will definately try to catch the mobile girls at the GoMo News Party. You can check a complete CTIA Party List here by Eric Chan.

Looking forward to meet with the industry collegues and friends, the start-ups, the carriers / operators and VC’s, especially in the Mobile 2.0 area. Anyone who wants to catch up with me, send me a note or send me a direct message on Twitter.

m-trends.org is selected by Fierce Wireless readers into the Top 20 Wireless Industry Blogs.

Thanks to all the readers who voted for m-trends.org, I really appreciate your support!

After a month of nominating and voting, Fierce readers picked 20 blogs that certainly represent the crème de la crème in industry coverage. FierceWireless links to most of these blogs on a regular basis and so they deserve the recognition of being a Fierce Favorite. After thousands of votes and a list of nearly 80 blogs, these are the 20 that our readers picked as the best…

Though my personal top 20 looks slightly different, I think the blogs selected are in majority representative of what’s out there. I’m really proud and happy I’m listed next to well known industry blogs like Gizmodo, O’Reilly Emerging Telephony, Engadget Mobile, GigaOM, The Mobile Technology Weblog, TechDirt Wireless, Phonescoop and MocoNews.

It’s great to see that a lot of fellow mobilist bloggers like Russell and Carlo (Mobhappy), Emily (Textually), Ajit with Open Gardens, Justin (MoPocket) and Darla are represented in this selection. You can view the complete list in alphabetical order here.

Some great blogs seem to be missing though, for example where are MobileCrunch and All About Symbian? (btw: now hosting this weeks’s excellent Carnival of the Mobilists #52)

I’ll suppose this will keep me going despite the fact that it’s getting more and more difficult for me to make time available to blog. Many thanks again for all who supported me!