I find many content from the web. Some I get from well known hi-tech news sites like TechCrunch, All Things D, Business Insider, etc. Others I discover directly from the source, that is, individual bloggers.
Reading blogger's writing is like peeking into their personal journals. They all come in different styles, unique perspectives and a lot of passion about the subject. That's what makes reading blog entry so much more intimate and engaging. You can almost hear the writer's breathing as you read through the text.
As I read more and more of these, I started running into a problem. The trouble is that there is no easy way to keep track of these interesting bloggers. There are a few interesting blogs that I keep coming back to, which I tend to remember by the Google auto-complete feature. But there are equally many blogs that I visit that I wish I had a time and energy to thread in a meaningful way. Random inspiration tends to happen when you are least expecting. It would be nice to keep them in an organized manner.
Reading blogger's writing is like peeking into their personal journals. They all come in different styles, unique perspectives and a lot of passion about the subject. That's what makes reading blog entry so much more intimate and engaging. You can almost hear the writer's breathing as you read through the text.
As I read more and more of these, I started running into a problem. The trouble is that there is no easy way to keep track of these interesting bloggers. There are a few interesting blogs that I keep coming back to, which I tend to remember by the Google auto-complete feature. But there are equally many blogs that I visit that I wish I had a time and energy to thread in a meaningful way. Random inspiration tends to happen when you are least expecting. It would be nice to keep them in an organized manner.
