“Celebrity” Mac Bloggers?
Posted April 29th, 2004 @ 09:30pm by Erik J. Barzeski
Question: If you had to list the top five celebrity Mac bloggers, who would they be?
My Answer: In no particular order, and completely off the top of my head: John Gruber, Todd Dominey, James Duncan Davidson, the Unsanity Folks, and Steven Frank.
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Posted 30 Apr 2004 at 1:39am #
Zeldman!
Oh, and that Maniacal Rage fellow. Though if I don't get an xPad update that changes the CMD-LEFT/RIGHT shortcuts I might change my mind about that. 😉
Posted 30 Apr 2004 at 2:24am #
Of course, you're not including yourself I see.
What - no love for Zeldman, Dan Cederholm, Tantek, or Doug Bowman?
I'd definitely agree with Gruber, and Todd Dominey though. I'm a web standards nut :-\
Posted 30 Apr 2004 at 10:04am #
Heh. Some web standards nut you are... (ahem). What about Richard Rutter (Clagnut)? Granted, he's only had one for a few weeks. 🙂
Brent Simmons ( 🙂 ), Dave Hyatt, Rob Griffiths? (not technically a personal blog of his own making, but...)
And if you expand your definition of Mac celebrity bloggers to include celebrity bloggers who use a Mac, the pool gets very deep indeed. Kottke, Meg, Cory Doctorow, Doc Searls, Mattafilter, Jish.nu, Ben Brown etc etc
Posted 30 Apr 2004 at 4:39pm #
Hmm, in addtion to those mentioned, I like xlab and Unofficial Apple Weblog (but I don't like the name.)
Posted 30 Apr 2004 at 10:54pm #
No offense, but I would say the standards bloggers don't count as "Mac bloggers". Looking at my subscriptions:
John Gruber
Dave Hyatt
Brent Simmons
Steven Frank
I read other blogs by semi-known Mac people:
Mike Pinkerton (Camino)
Buzz Anderson (PodWorks / Apple employee)
Jeremy Zawodny (Yahoo! / just bought a PowerBook)
And this guy who works for FSS. 😛
Posted 01 May 2004 at 10:12pm #
Patrick and Teresa Nielsen Hayden, of Electrolite and Making Light.
They're not tech bloggers, they're Mac-using bloggers. They're editors at Tor Books, meaning they get to read lots of good SF and Fantasy (etc) before anyone else gets a chance.