I subscribe to about 250 RSS feeds (that page has my full blogroll as of today) and try to have it clear each morning. Here are *most* of the feeds I subscribe to (in no particular order) which are updated fairly regularly. Enjoy! And let me know if there are others I should be reading.
I also read a lot of print (see my Information Diet). My RSS reader NetNewsWire almost always gets partial attention – I’ll be listening to music, sitting in a class, doing email, etc. while skimming my reader. I will never stop and read a post carefully during my morning refresh. For things that look interesting or comment-worthy I open in my external browswer and read when I have time. Things I like I will tag in my del.icio.us account (which you can subscribe to here). Things I really like I will leave a comment. Things I really really like I will blog.
Entrepreneurship
- Irving Wladawsky-Berger – Insights from leading IBM exec
- Presentation Zen – awesome presentation tips
- Larry Lessig – the world of IP
- Matt Galloway
- Marketing Playbook – accompanying blog from the same titled book
- Never Eat Alone Blog – accompanying blog from same titled book
- Burnham’s Beat – good look at VC/stock world
- Tim Wolters
- Ross Mayfield
- Matt Blumberg – some good book shorts
- Craig Newmark – exceedingly kind
- Chris Howard
- Ryan McIntyre
- Fred Wilson
- Ed Sim – brief, ocassional, and smart insights
- Jeff Nolan
- Infectious Greed – a must read
- 800 CEO Read – books for CEOs
- Tom Peters – energizing
- Slacker Manager
- Jeff Clavier
- Freakonomics offical blog
- Creating Passioniate Users
- John Battelle
- Chris Selland
- Chris Sacca
- SiliconValleyWatcher.com
- Ian Ybarra
Current Affairs
- Private Sector Development
- Adam Smith Lives!
- Coyote Blog – a conservative take on the world
- Daniel Gross
- Mark Schmitt
- Newmark’s Door – a nice, albeit conservative, look at economics and life
- Becker-Posner Blog – free insights from famous intellectuals
- The American Scene – solid insights from up and coming intellectual
- Brad DeLong – famous liberal economist
- Marginal Revolution
- Arts and Letters Daily
- Daniel Drezner – Chicago prof; great
- Salon Globalization blog
Friends of Ben
- Tony Gentile
- Seth Godin – Great insights
- David Cowan
- Chris Yeh – frequent commenter on this blog
- Auren Hoffman
- Andy Sack – will he re-join the ‘sphere?
- Jeff Maurone
- Michael Simmons
- Charles Hudson
- Josh Kaufman
- Seth Levine
- Brad Feld
- David Beisel
- Amy Batchelor – writer
- Renee Blodgett
- Dan Saper
- Ajay Juneja
- Ramit Sethi
- Rich Karlgaard – Forbes publisher
Science
- Cognitive Daily
- Intelligence Theories
- Neurolearning Blog – one of my *favorite* feeds
- Brain Waves
- Minding the Planet – science far, far away
- CogNews
- Improbable Research – hilarious
Tech
- TEDBlog – great ideas and news
- MacTips
- TechCrunch – essential reading for anyone following web 2.0
- Open Loops
- Paul Graham – the famous essayist…a bit overrated, if you ask me
- Zach Lipton – friend and Firefox coder
- Richard Kassissieh – tech in education
- Social Software Weblog
- Steven Johnson – the intersection of society and tech
- Marc Canter
- SalesForceWatch
- Adam Bosworth
- Dave McClure
- Kevin Maney
Other
- Happiness and Public Policy – the study of happiness
- Lifehack – useful tips for everyday living
- Steve Pavlina – personal development
- Evelyn Rodriguez – beautiful words on life and marketing
- Mark Cuban – basketball and entrepreneruship
- Jeff Jarvis
- Jay Rosen – journalism prof
- Scott Rosenberg – most journalism
- Ypulse – teen news
- John Hope Bryant – inspiring
Since I republished my entire blog today which sent out 20 articles via RSS, I didn’t want to edit this post to make one correction. Somehow Rich Karlgaard ended up in the Friends of Ben section when he should have been in Entrepreneurship. Wistful thinking? Perhaps, but actually a silly oversight!