After Norah Ephron cited Freedom as her “antiprocrastination technique” in her New York Times profile, I started putting together a list of world-class writers that use Freedom. The list I was able to put together was impressive:

• Nick Hornby (High-Fidelity, About a Boy) described Freedom as “absolutely brilliant” on BBC Radio. (Cached MP3).
• Nora Ephron (When Harry Met Sally, Sleepless in Seattle) cites Freedom as her “antiprocrastination technique” in the New York Times Magazine.
• Zadie Smith (White Teeth, On Beauty) describes using Freedom in a Harper’s interview.
• Dave Eggers (A Hearbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency) recommends Freedom in the Guardian.
• Seth Godin (Legendary marketer and author of 12 bestselling business books) notes that he’s “become a big fan.”
• Miranda July (Me and You and Everyone You Know, The Future) discussed Freedom in the German press.
• Naomi Klein (No Logo, Shock Doctrine) recently Tweeted “I love http://macfreedom.com/ If I ever finish writing my book, this is why”.
• Peggy Orenstein (Waiting for Daisy, New York Times Magazine) wrote a feature article about Freedom in the New York Times Magazine.
• Peter Sagal (Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!, The Book of Vice) lauded Freedom in the Economist.

Now, this list is sourced entirely from the media and public discussion – a small sliver of the conversation about Freedom.  Speaking of conversation, I was honored to see Freedom mentioned on Seth Godin’s excellent blog last week.  Seth is a legendary marketer, the author of numerous bestselling books, and one of the most influential minds on the net.  With praise from Seth Godin and Guy Kawasaki, I’m proud to say my product has impressed two of the finest marketing minds, full stop.