Today one of my (MBA)class mate and good friends in Madurai Kamraj University has asked me that why I have become blogger.I have no direct reply of his question but a brief reply always with me.So the reply is going to post here for our readers.Blogging is a global discipline to express own self towards the world and it has no limitation of boundaries. Blogging is the methods of liking reading blog, and finding it harder and harder to find new good topics of real time or evergreen.My thing is technology and I read technology,write tech, talk tech,eat tech,sleep and breathe tech.So With that in my mind I share my favorite tech blogs here.I am one of the regular visitor of the top 50 blogs and I am being inspirited by the top bloggers of my selection.You may not be agree with me but these top 50 blogs really useful to any internet user as well as common people.[Admin disclaimer:I have no personnel communication with those bloggers.But I love them and the stuffs,so my recommendation shouldn’t be tainted whatsoever.]
Here the list of top 50 blogs inspired me to become professional blogger.
1.TechCrunch:–
8.Mashable:–
Pete Cashmore(Founder & CEO),Sharon Feder(Chief Operating Officer),Lance Ulanoff(Editor in Chief),Adam Ostrow(Senior Vice President of Content and Executive Editor)and team have brought to techno world every thing about social media news,reviews and tips and this one’s dominant.
9.Bits:–
Arthur O.Sulzberger Jr.(Chairman and Chief Executive Officer),Michael Golden(Vice Chairman),Doreen A.Toben(director,Corporate Human Resources),Desiree Dancy (Chief Diversity Officer and Vice President)and team has founded the co venture of The New Yorks Time Company.It has not a lot of exclusive content,but world class brilliant writers and smart commentary.
10.Digital Inspiration:–
Amit Agarwal one of the top talented IIT degree holder has founded digital inspiration in late 2004.He is clever,easy to understand,and full of cool and interesting tips for internet savvy to common users.
Here the list of top 50 blogs inspired me to become professional blogger.
1.TechCrunch:–
Michael Arrington(founder),Heather Harde (CEO),Erick Schonfeld(EDITOR IN CHIEF) and etc. have brings Lots of news of tech,Not always right,but always interesting and frequently first.
2.VentureBeat:–
Matt Marshall(Founder & Editor-in-Chief) and
Dylan Tweney(Executive Editor)have setup a firehouse of news about startups,innovation,and cool products coming in the tech world.
3.GigaOm:–
Nicole Solis(Managing Editor),Katie Fehrenbacher(Senior Writer And Features Editor),Barb Darrow(Senior Writer) and team has brought to to you Some news,but mostly really smart analysis of the tech world.GigaOM has grown into the leading provider of online media,events and research for global technology innovators.
4.ReadWriteWeb:-
Richard MacManus(Founder and Editor-in-Chief),Sean Ammirati(Chief Operating Officer),Robyn Tippins(Community Manager)and team have brought to you Some news,lots of smart people talking tech.
Dylan Tweney(Executive Editor)have setup a firehouse of news about startups,innovation,and cool products coming in the tech world.
3.GigaOm:–
Nicole Solis(Managing Editor),Katie Fehrenbacher(Senior Writer And Features Editor),Barb Darrow(Senior Writer) and team has brought to to you Some news,but mostly really smart analysis of the tech world.GigaOM has grown into the leading provider of online media,events and research for global technology innovators.
4.ReadWriteWeb:-
Richard MacManus(Founder and Editor-in-Chief),Sean Ammirati(Chief Operating Officer),Robyn Tippins(Community Manager)and team have brought to you Some news,lots of smart people talking tech.
5.Wired:–
Chris Anderson(Editor in Chief),CHRIS BAKER,(Senior Editor),JOHN C. ABELL(New York City Bureau Chief) and team have brought to you Less about startups and the valley,more about tech and real life.
6.The Next Web:–
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten(founder),Arjen Schat(co-founder)and Patrick de Laive(co-founder)have given techno wold Funnier,more lighthearted,but still great news.
7.Webware:–
Jim Kerstetter(Senior executive editor),Laura K.Cucullu(Senior editor,features & programming),Lee Koo(Community manager),Emily Dreyfuss(Associate editor)and team bring to techno world with top News,always with a focus on “what does it mean for users?”This is now cnet.com blog.
8.Mashable:–
Pete Cashmore(Founder & CEO),Sharon Feder(Chief Operating Officer),Lance Ulanoff(Editor in Chief),Adam Ostrow(Senior Vice President of Content and Executive Editor)and team have brought to techno world every thing about social media news,reviews and tips and this one’s dominant.
9.Bits:–
Arthur O.Sulzberger Jr.(Chairman and Chief Executive Officer),Michael Golden(Vice Chairman),Doreen A.Toben(director,Corporate Human Resources),Desiree Dancy (Chief Diversity Officer and Vice President)and team has founded the co venture of The New Yorks Time Company.It has not a lot of exclusive content,but world class brilliant writers and smart commentary.
10.Digital Inspiration:–
Amit Agarwal one of the top talented IIT degree holder has founded digital inspiration in late 2004.He is clever,easy to understand,and full of cool and interesting tips for internet savvy to common users.
[Due to lack of space,it is not possible to give all bloggers details here]
Keeping up with Google is darn near impossible, and Blogoscoped makes it a lot easier to manage.
13. Silicon Alley Insider:–
13. Silicon Alley Insider:–
Heavy on the geekery,but full of interesting thoughts and niche pieces.Tech and Web Design
15. Six Revisions:–
15. Six Revisions:–
The musings of a designer,with a heavy focus on the funky and quirky bits of the design world.
22. Outlaw Design Blog:–
22. Outlaw Design Blog:–
Much more approachable than the above sites,it is a great blog to wade into without much knowledge required.
26. Mac AppStorm:–
26. Mac AppStorm:–
Tips,tools,tricks and help for anyone living the freelance lifestyle(more and more of us these days).
29. 40Tech:–
29. 40Tech:–
Encountering tech,particularly geared toward those over 40,but really useful for anyone with Commentators.
30. Daring Fireball:–
30. Daring Fireball:–
Dave Winer’s as important to the tech landscape as anyone(he is the godfather of RSS,among other things),and his thoughts on any subject are a must-read.
34. Search Engine Land:–
34. Search Engine Land:–
Danny Sullivan knows his stuff when it comes to search—and there is a lot more to it than you might think.
35. All Things D:–
35. All Things D:–
A group of thinkers from the Wall Street Journal,all discussing,analyzing and talking tech.
36. Dustin Curtis:–
36. Dustin Curtis:–
I like his site looks more than anything,but he is a great observer of the world of blogging, design,and art.
37. MinimalMac:–
37. MinimalMac:–
Mostly a links roundup,but a phenomenal resource for anyone looking to make their Mac work for them.
38. Lifehacker:–
38. Lifehacker:–
The grand poobah of “little things to make your life more productive,more efficient,and more awesome”blogs.
39. Unclutterer:–
39. Unclutterer:–
Much-needed help for getting the crap out of our way so we can get important things done.
40. HackCollege:–
40. HackCollege:–
Tons of useful tips on hacking college and succeeding in school,but with ideas useful for newbie researchers.
41. Smarterware:–
Gina,the founder of Lifehacker,took to Smarterware to share more great tricks,and never disappoints.
42. Did I Get Things Done?:–
42. Did I Get Things Done?:–
Mostly lists of links,recently,but Andrew’s got a great grip on what’s interesting in the productivity blogosphere.
43. Lifehack:–
43. Lifehack:–
Somewhat broader in its thinking than Lifehacker,but a great place to find tips to make every little piece of your life work a little better.
44.Productivity501:–
44.Productivity501:–
Arguably the most seasoned gadget-heads out there,they are a smart,thoughtful,and objective resource for all things gadget and mobile.
50. Boing Boing:–
50. Boing Boing:–
The interesting,quirky,strange,and weird things in the tech world.
Conclusion:-I agree that some of blogs are not for all directly but they are related to common internet users.There is an incredible amount of quality in the tech blogosphere which can surely inspire any one to become blogger.
Conclusion:-I agree that some of blogs are not for all directly but they are related to common internet users.There is an incredible amount of quality in the tech blogosphere which can surely inspire any one to become blogger.
Really all blogs are inspire any one to become professional blogger.Thanks for sharing this .
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