My reading list revolves around two areas which I wish to qualify the following way:
Job/Career/Technical competency related:
1. Perl blogs, Iron man blogging challenge, reading modern perl books from chromatic and associated blogs.
2. I make it a point to read whats the next interesting/challenging thing in my area of work.
3. Read questions on PerlMonks, Stackexchange.
4. Other tech stuff.
General Hackery:
1. Hacker news.
2. Tidbits collected from twitter and other places.
Daring Fireball, Reddit, Signal vs. Noise, The Brooks Review, shawnblanc.net and a quick skim of Twitter (following people who post interesting stuff).
Something Awful, newsmap.jp, K10 if there's anything new, HN, and dis.4chan.org/prog/
I take a general overview of the internets in the morning and a couple of times later at jimmyr.com as well, to see what articles were trending from people's hatena and delicious bookmarks.
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Mashable
Lifehacker
Signal vs. Noise (37 signals)
Smashing Magazine's Network
A VC (Fred Wilson)
Reddit
Drudge Report
NY Times
ESPN or, shameless plug, my site fanreader.com
Techmeme
Twitter
SEOmoz
Search Engine Land
State of Search
HN
PRweb - Filter for Online Marketing (generally rubbish, but a few gems
Econsultancy
I don't have too much time to keep up with various blogs. If it's worth reading, it's normally front page on HN.
Job/Career/Technical competency related:
1. Perl blogs, Iron man blogging challenge, reading modern perl books from chromatic and associated blogs. 2. I make it a point to read whats the next interesting/challenging thing in my area of work. 3. Read questions on PerlMonks, Stackexchange. 4. Other tech stuff.
General Hackery:
1. Hacker news. 2. Tidbits collected from twitter and other places.
Current affairs.
1. news.google.com
I take a general overview of the internets in the morning and a couple of times later at jimmyr.com as well, to see what articles were trending from people's hatena and delicious bookmarks.