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
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