Slashdot: http://www.slashdot.org/
Be sure to register and customise your configuration.
Drudge: http://www.drudgereport.com/
I wish he was more like a weblogger, but he finds great stuff, for a rightwinger.
Progressive Review: http://prorev.com/indexa.htm
I never follow Sam Smith's links because he extracts them so well, but I agree with his politics 99.9%.
Haddock: http://www.haddock.org/
This mailinglist project finds tons of good stuff but describes it only minimally, with heavy attitude. UK-oriented.
[RBuzz] Research Buzz: http://www.researchbuzz.com/weblog/index.html and http://www.researchbuzz.com/news/
Tara Calishan (formerly CSky for CopperSky-- her company) has an awesome coverage of research-resources on the Web. She does three weblogs, one on research, one on publishing, and one general.
LarkFarm: http://www.larkfarm.com/weblog.asp
Mike 'Factsheet Five' Gunderloy's extremely exemplary weblog, several per day.
Flutterby: http://www.flutterby.com/
Dan Lyke is a new-media insider, working on games, etc. Also a sexual-freedom advocate and generally literate guy. A halfdozen entries per day, lo-bandwidth design.
GeneHack: http://www.azstarnet.com/~jacobs/
John Jacob Anderson is a heavy-duty geneticist with a personable style, a halfdozen a day usually.
Lake Effect: http://www.wwa.com/~dhartung/weblog/
Dan Hartung and I used to be on Chinet together, before there was a Web. Excellent weblog writing style, many links.
rc3: http://www.rc3.org/rc3.php3
This one fell off my radar, probably because the name is obscure. Tech-oriented but generally high quality and very frequent.
null device: http://dev.null.org/
Andrew Bulhak is an Australian net.oldtimer, wit and hacking wiz, only a halfdozen links per week though.
Ed's: http://www.generation.net/~calebos/
I dunno who this is, but it's interesting and plentiful.
[HG] Honeyguide: http://www.chaparraltree.com/honeyguide/
Raphael Carter has great taste and deep science, but posts only a halfdozen per week.
[SB] NowThis: http://nowthis.com/log/
Steve Bogart creates lovely, thoughtful single-day pages, far too infrequently.
WebWord: http://webword.com/
John Rhodes is a young usability specialist, a halfdozen links each evening.
UseIt: http://www.useit.com/hotlist/spotlight.html
Jakob Nielsen's infrequent log of usability links is great, though I give him a hard time for his vast ego.
OSNews: http://www.osnews.com/news/index.html
Even though it's updated infrequently, this one finds lots of operating-system stories that I find interesting.
Daily: http://dailyweblog.com/
Sean Murphy covers mainstream stories in weblog fashion, halfdozen per day.
iBoy: http://aaronland.net/weblog/
Aaron Straup Cope is a Perl hacker, Canadian and French-language links, a few smart entries per day.
WHump: http://www.whump.com/moreLikeThis/index.php3
Bill Humphries drives me crazy with his textbook liberalism, but aside from that he's topnotch, a few per day.
Renegade: http://www.powerbase-alpha.com/renegade/
I haven't figured these guys out, but they punch my buttons in a good way-- science, alt culture, hacking.
eatonweb: http://www.eatonweb.com/weblog/index.shtml
Brigitte Eaton is a California web info-design specialist, a few links a day, interesting comments.
Screenshot: http://www.io.com/~amh/screenshot/
New to me, interesting, halfdozen a day.
LinkWatcher: http://www.linkwatcher.com/metalog/
Michal 'Sabren' Wallace is a young, likeable AI-hacker with self-improvement inclinations, and a growing system of weblog services.
[zero] synthetic zero: http://www.syntheticzero.com/
Reminds me of lemonyellow (below) but more usable links, more often.
Referer: http://www.refererlog.com/
Rogers Cadenhead has lots of attitude plus several good links per day.
Dan Bricklin: http://danbricklin.com/log/
More journal than log, but interesting and innovative. Several long entries per day, from the inventor of VisiCalc and other smart software.
[NTK] Need To Know: http://www.ntk.net/
A way-hip weekly newsletter of links written in a funny, cryptic style, heavily UK-oriented.
dsl: http://dsl.org/
Way too infrequent, but topnotch stuff from etext-hacker Michael Stutz.
Acq: http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/law/acqs/ms_acqs.html
Just a few per week, library-oriented, interesting to me.
YAWL: http://www.users.interport.net/~vr/yawl.html
I don't know anything about Vicki Rosenzweig except she finds interesting stuff, a few links per day.
Bump: http://www.bump.net/
Robert Occ-something is in Atlanta, is a Mac person, has been logging forever.
Bouzou: http://www.bouzou.com/
One a day, but choice.
Windowseat: http://www.windowseat.org/weblog/
Laurel Krahn is likeable, Midwestern, tv-oriented, unpredictable posting-frequency.
lemonyellow: http://www.lemonyellow.com/
Heather Halpert's links are usually too poncy for me (academic, wordy), but when she waxes poetic or personal I think she's fantastic. A few items per week, lovely design.
kottke: http://kottke.org/
Jason Kottke offers a halfdozen interesting things a day.
Vacuum: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~emv/project/vacuum/weblog.html
Ed Vielmetti is an oldschool (pre-web) net.culture enthusiast, just a few links per week.
Bird on a wire: http://students.washington.edu/lwinn/bird/
Interesting, a few per day.
John Sherburne: http://www.smart.net/~sherburne/link.html
Interesting, a few per day.
Noise Between Stations: http://www.noisebetweenstations.com/index.shtml
Interesting, a few per day.
Medley: http://www.io.com/~millett/weblog/
Lively, active, many per day.
(This mostly doesn't include the content-publishers themselves, only eclectic sources of links. For the former, try my portal.)
NewsHub: http://www.newshub.com/world/bytime.html
Brilliant multipage headline aggregator, run as a Perl program.
NewsLinx: http://www.newslinx.com
Tech headlines aggregated by hand with help from bots. Extremely slow-loading table.
[OSRR] Obscure Store: http://www.obscurestore.com/
A daily burst of well-chosen gossip links.
[Slashdot] http://slashdot.org/
The Linux community's interactive weblog. Rather slow-loading.
[SN] Scripting News: http://www.scripting.com/
Dave Winer's tech newspage, hi-energy but culturally out-of-touch. His disdain for his readers is expressed by frequent links with no descriptive text, and by frequently, arbitrarily rearranging the day's links.
[CDreams] Common Dreams: http://www.commondreams.org/
A great daily news portal for progressives.
[HG] Honeyguide Web Log: http://www.chaparraltree.com/honeyguide/
A beautiful weblog, mostly science but also widely literate.
[AAN] Association of Alternative Newsweeklies: http://aan.org/
The best of the alternative press. Unfortunately only headlines as anchor text, no descriptions.
[Drudge] The Drudge Report: http://www.drudgereport.com/
I was a charter subscriber to this back when it was email only. A lot of his rumors don't pan out, but when he's right he's usually got a 24-hour lead on everybody else.
[Whump] Bill Humphries' More LIke This: http://www.whump.com/news.html
Good stuff.
[NTK] Need To Know: http://www.ntk.net/
A way-hip weekly newsletter of links written in a funny, cryptic style, heavily UK-oriented.
[NASA Watch] http://www.reston.com/nasa/watch.html
Very well-connected space gossip and muckraking.
[Spike] http://olj.usc.edu/sections/
A dozen links a week, aimed mostly at infrequent surfers. Horrible slow-loading site design.
[Explorator] http://web.idirect.com/~atrium/commentarium.html
Archeology news links. The only way I know to get this is in sci.archeology.moderated.
[AIC] Ain't It Cool: http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/news/index.html
Pre-release movie gossip. Slow-loading, loud.
[HtB] Hacking the Buddha/ Manifest Station: http://www.linkwatcher.com/metalog/
Thoughts and links from a young devotee of neuro-linguistic programming.
[Windowseat] http://www.windowseat.org/weblog/
Laurel Krahn's warmly personal weblog
[SB] Steve Bogart's Now This: http://nowthis.com/log/
More good stuff.
[UseIt] http://www.useit.com/hotlist/spotlight.html
Jakob Nielsen's three links a week, mainly about human factors and web design.
[OneWorld] http://www.oneworld.org/news/today/front.html
Almost daily progressive news items. Nice keywords. Humorless.
[OS] OS News: http://www.osnews.com/news/index.html
Operating-system related news links.
[OLB] Online Books Page: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/booknew.html
Several dozen new online-book links per week. A huge page.
[McOS] MacOS Rumors: http://www.macosrumors.com/
Mac-OS related gossip and links.
[Coppersky] http://www.coppersky.com/ongir/news/index.html
Well-done log of news about search-engines and other net.research resources.
[CG] Chris Gulker: http://ww2.gulker.com/news/
Occasional links, plus a good list of other 'news pages'.
[anw] artnetweb: http://artnetweb.com/newsletter/index.html
Infrequent newsletter of avant-garde web projects.
[YMMV] Your Mileage May Vary: http://www.ymmv.com/daily.html
Late, lamented log of tech news.
[ALD] Arts and Letters Daily:
Three poncy humanities-links a day.
[Feed] Feed: http://www.feedmag.com/lofi.html
I used to love this, but something about their redesign has put me off. Daily links and culture criticism.
[AW] Andy Williams: http://www.raggedcastle.com/andyjw/news/
[McR] MacRonin: http://www.macronin.com/news.html
[P&F] Pigs and Fishes: http://www.users.interport.net/~avram/links/weblog/index.html
[DP] Digital Prairie: http://www.circumtech.com/prairienews/
[McNN] MacNetwork News: http://www.macnn.com/
[McRs] MacResource: http://www.macresource.pair.com/mrp/main.shtml
See also: those listed on Chris Gulker's page
If you have such a page, or know of others, let me know.
(asg): alt.showbiz.gossip
A wild group, with a culture all its own.
(agc): alt.gossip.celebrities
Almost as wild, but features Pusssykat's convenient daily reposting of all the gossip pages around the Web.
(ark): alt.religion.kibology
Inexplicable community of very smart, very funny net.veterans.
(map): misc.activism.progressive
No discussion, only press-release-style progressive-activist stuff.
(afc): alt.folklore.computers
Old-timers' computer nostalgia, often very well-informed.
(cis): comp.infosystems.search
Search-engine gossip and theory.
(chf): comp.human-factors
A solid community of mostly-software designers and critics.
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