A very active feed that has remained in my list for a long time is a good feed (for me). My top 3 (in decreasing order of activity):

  • The Noisy Channel: Daniel Tunkelang, chief Scientist at Endeca. He works in information retrieval.
  • Population of One: Sylvie Noël, research scientist at the government of Canada. She works in HCI.
  • Ongoing: Tim Bray, director of Web Technologies at Sun Microsystems. He helped create XML and Atom.

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2 Comments »

  1. I’m flattered to be included in this list! And proud to be ranked first, even if that only reflects my incurable case of bloggorhea.

    Comment by Daniel Tunkelang — 17/11/2008 @ 19:17

  2. Wow, I’m also flattered to be included. Thanks for thinking I’m worth reading :)

    Comment by Sylvie Noel — 18/11/2008 @ 8:58

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