Eventually I’ll have a blogroll, but in the meantime, I thought I’d mention some of the blogs I read on a regular basis (via Bloglines). Drum roll please… (Oh, and these aren’t in any particular order.)
In spite of not being in any particular order, though, Signal v. Noise is my favorite. The 37signals crew talks about getting real (as relating to software development). A must-read.
43 Folders is Merlin Mann’s blog about implementing GTD, particularly on the Mac. It’s where I first heard about GTD and I highly recommend it. And he’s a great writer.
From New Zealand we have cre8d design blog, Rachel Cunliffe’s blog about web design. Lots of good stuff and updated frequently.
Among my library-related blogs (and on Bookland I’ll talk about these more), I mostly pay attention to Dorothea’s Caveat Lector and Meredith Farkas’s Information Wants to Be Free, along with the LibraryThing blog and the Feel-good Librarian and a handful of others.
Slashdot and Dilbert. Need I say more?
Hmm, I have 77 feeds (pared down from 230+ a few weeks ago!) and yet I can only come up with a handful of really good blogs. Time to start looking around for more blogs to read… :)
[tags]blogs, 37signals, 43 Folders, GTD, Rachel Cunliffe, Caveat Lector, Meredith Farkas, LibraryThing, Slashdot, Dilbert[/tags]
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