Wriging

So am I, all I tend to do is read the blogs I link to on my website or those who comment. When boredom sets in and I have used up that resource and read everything on the last ten pages of Gizmondo and Digg it would be nice to have something fresh to look upon.

I guess it depends on what you mean by "the most"... I read all blogs though my feed reader, so I read as often as they choose to post. However, there are certainly some blogs I look forward to more than others, and those would be my friends'. Most of them are 9rules, found through 9rules or Notes, and I really enjoy all they have to say.

I read more then 5 blogs so it would be hard to say.

However, with skimming the home page of 9rules or bouncing through notes and member pages, you're guaranteed to find something you like, which is one of the reasons 9rules is here in the first place... to help bring you to some of the best content around the web.

www.glennwolsey.com
http://paulstamatiou.com/
a whole bunch of Flickr sites (if that counts)

@MyAppleStuff: Your two examples prove my theory about viewing the 9rules home page and also member notes pages as both your links are fellow 9rules members :)

@seanrox - guilty!! to be honest i kinda ran out of steam after those two as i realised you were right!!!

Well you could have stopped once you listed my site ;)

Umm... It's really hard to pick 5 blogs out of those 6000+ blogs that I read every month but here is my try:

1. TechCrunch 2. Mashable 3. Lifehacker 4. Read/WriteWeb 5. Google Operating System

I read a ton of blogs but not on a daily basis and most are on either my google reader or goggle home page. I read very little web 2.0 stuff. The blogs I read are either political, personal or writing often a little arcane.

Five was too tough - I ended up with a 6-way tie for fifth. So, here are the ten blogs I read the most followed by the one I write the most. I don't know I'd say these are my favorite - some of the blogs I like the most are written by authors who post too seldom or stray too far from my focus to make the list.

brianoberkirch.com
benbarren.blogspot.com
techcrunch.com
readwriteweb.com
blog.jonudell.net
blog.guykawasaki.com
pronetadvertising.com
43folders.com
marketingpilgrim.com
datamining.typepad.com
charisma18.com