While I’m still hunting for the right way to display a workable OPML blogroll or link list, sorted by categories, I thought I would share my own group of OPML’s for anyone interested in exploring some new feeds.
All files are OPML - click/right click to download and import into your favorite:
- Marketing Blogs
- Tech/Web2 Blogs
- Blogs that specifically cover Windows Live (if you know of more, leave a comment and I’ll add you to my list!)
- Windows Live Team Blogs
- Windows Live Employee Bloggers (not comprehensive by any means, just those I read at the moment)
- Google Blogs
- Yahoo Blogs
- Microsoft blogs (some employee, some outside commentary. Just a mix for now)
I also read a range of blogs on photography, politics, local news, major tech media & analysts, etc, as well as standing Digg, Reddit, and Technorati search and tag feeds on various subjects. Those were not included as my reading lists are in a state of flux on those topics. 23 unique folders, 244 feeds, and several thousand posts a day.
Thank the Feeddemon Gods for the Cleanup Wizard (um, can we get a tool to schedule that vs. doing it manually every day?), Watches (another 7-8 there, depending on the day and news), and News Bins (I flag things constantly for follow up, to share internally, or blog here).
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Hey Kevin, you might like to try out the free OPML browsing and feed reading service called Grazr (at Grazr.com). You can embed a Grazr on your webpage or launch it into stand alone mode. I use one on my blog.
[Disclosure: due to my enthusiam for feed grazing I was taken on as an advisor to Grazr Corp.]