Here are some of my favorites.
Kurzweil - Accelerating Intelligence - http://www.kurzweilai.net/ - very good insights into the evolving field of AI and Future of technologies
Lifehacker - http://lifehacker.com/ - Generally good and useful content
J.D. Meier's Blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jmeier/ - Very good content around Microsoft’s Patterns and Practices and now he has moved on to Azure area. He maintains a personal blog called “Sources of Insight - Skills for mind, body, emotions, career, financial, relationships, and fun” at http://sourcesofinsight.com/ - worth reading
MSDN Blogs – http://blogs.msdn.com
Nick Malik’s Inside Architecture blog - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nickmalik/ - Good insights into Enterprise Architecture and general debate on value of EA etc.
Mashable - http://mashable.com/ - good commentary on social happenings
Some personal interest stuff - Engadget, Gizmodo, My Next and other similar blogs on consumer electronics
I do maintain (rather attempt to maintain and update) two blogs:
Blog Innowix - http://bloginnowix.blogspot.com/- Promoting my company
Nitya Nivedan (mostly for kids) - http://nityanivedan.blogspot.com/ - Some of the cool happenings in the world and pop culture items to expand their horizons
Content consumption in Social Web World
My content consumption style has changed significantly. I am more into Twitter feed and checking out the headlines on the blogs mentioned above and many more on my personalized iGoogle page which includes the latest news from multiple sources, finance and stock market pulse, my e-mails, Facebook updates, weather and few other things. If something interests me more then I click on the link and read the details.
Otherwise, 6 to 8 word headlines (less than 100 characters!) is sufficient. ADHD has kicked in and finding that one long article and reading through has become more and more difficult.
That is why books are much better to read - on paper. Much less distractions and impulses to jump around.
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