What are some of your favorite blogs?


What blogs do you read first every day (or web sites)? Post a few links!


13 responses to “What are some of your favorite blogs?”

  1. I do this all through Google Reader. Here are a few consistent posters that I read.

    lifehacker.com
    downloadsquad.com
    kottke.org
    37signals.com/svn/
    brainfuel.tv (of course)

  2. of course, brainfuel.tv (thats why i’m here now, eh?)

    because of the artist in me:
    sugarfrostedgoodness.com
    tommykane.blogspot.com
    designverb.com
    jdempsey.com

    technical blogs:
    weblogs.asp.net/scottgu
    kodosan.spaces.live.com
    jesscoburn.com
    innerdaemon.wordpress.com
    c-sharpcorner.com

    jesus blogs:
    morefire.wordpress.com
    lordcrimson.wordpress.com

    fun blogs:
    arizona-coffee.com
    constantevolution.wordpress.com
    theclosetentrepreneur.com

    google reader rocks, btw – only reason i can even read that many (there are more, too, but those are the only one’s worth mentioning traffic-wise)

  3. I’ve been reading the Y Combinator news since it launched as well, some really good stuff over there, although links tend to stay on the homepage a long time.

    There are some good links in this batch! Thanks everyone. I’ll keep going through them later today.

  4. I try to keep it limited so that i can get work done.

    Arizona-coffee.com – coffee
    Edmunds.com/insideline – car news and reviews
    Viddler.com
    Endgadget.com – tech news

    I used to spend a lot of time on SVRider.com but not so much anymore.

  5. I read headlines for a bazillion blogs (so it seems) but here are a few of my favs (aside from brainfuel naturally):

    news:
    cnn.com
    yahoo.com
    newsvine.com
    digg.com

    industry:
    cameronmoll.com
    456bereastreet.com
    alistapart.com
    northtemple.com

    celeb gossip:
    pinkisthenewblog.com
    perezhilton.com
    wwtdd.com (what would tyler durden do)
    defamer.com

    for fun:
    dooce.com
    stuffonmycat.com
    cuteoverload.com
    azcentral.com/offbeat/
    willitblend.com
    theonion.com

    As far as RSS goes in general, Netvibes has transformed the way I read blogs and stay up on news. I was using Flock then Google Reader, but I love all the modules netvibes allows in tandem with the RSS functions. It’s my life, aggregated!

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