Corvida has built up her SheGeeks brand quite well, with boundless enthusiasm for the subject matter and plenty of great articles about new technology and software. Recently, she has been been promoting new women writers which really is a great idea!

Louis Gray has been on fire recently, pushing out one breaking story after another. All the new sites he highlights in his articles invariably get a publicity boost. Louis is also a very keen observer of industry trends and very good at interpreting statistics with insight. A consistently entertaining and thought-provoking read.

TechDirt has been in the business of helping people make accurate decisions based on deep insight into the industries it covers. They have an interesting monetization scheme -- they completely believe in giving away their content in the hopes that you will employ them for strategic decision-making. In a way, this is great because it keeps them honest and all their best work is on their front page.

Steven Hodson has been an old, cranky Canadian fart on the internet longer than you. He knows a lot about a lot of things, and always delivers cutting, thoughtful articles on social media, software, and the internet at large. Always fun to read, and with lots of lively conversation. Steven also believes strongly in giving back.. he is always reviewing new blogs and linking up new articles.

As personal blog go, Tape Noise Diary is well written and a departure from the 'daily routine' norm. Each entry focuses on a thought or objective and stays true to it. I found that I could choose a post at random and really come away feeling like I have learned something about the topic, and Jay as well.