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CEO Blogs

List of blogs written by CEO's.
Joe Agliozzo, CEO, BetterPPC - blogging since May 10, 2004
Matt Blumberg, CEO, Return Path - blogging since May 10, 2004
Buzz Bruggeman, Founder, ActiveWords - blogging since January 10, 2002
Jason McCabe Calacanis, Co-Founder & Chairman, Weblogs, Inc.
Brian Carroll, CEO, InTouch - blogging since Oct 31, 2003
Jeff Clavier, Managing Partner, SoftTech VC - blogging since July 22, 2004
Marc Cuban, HDNET & Dallas Mavericks - blogging since March 12, 2004
Brian Dear, Founder & CEO, EVDB, Inc. - blogging since February 1, 2002
Richard Edelman, President & CEO, Edelman - blogging since September 29, 2004 NEW
Brad Feld, Mobius Venture Capital - blogging since May 4, 2004
Bill Flitter, CEO of Pheedo - blogging since February 29, 2004 NEW
John S Flowers, Founder, nCircle Network Security & kozoru, Inc. - blogging since Feb 1, 2003 NEW
Gil Friend, CEO, Natural Logic - blogging since June 11, 2002
Bahar Gidwani, CEO, Index Stock Imagery - blogging since June 24, 2004
Kathleen Gilroy, CEO, The Otter Group - blogging since February 20, 2004
Steve Goldstein, CEO, Alacra - blogging since March 23, 2004
Rex Hammock, President of Hammock Publishing, Inc. - blogging since January 3, 2002
Dick Hardt, Founder & CEO, Sxip Networks - blogging since May 1, 2004
JB Holston, CEO of NewsGator - blogging since June 4, 2003 NEW
Michael Hyatt, Thomas Nelson Publishers - blogging since April 28, 2004
Kingsley Idehen, Founder and CEO, OpenLink Software - blogging since May 5, 2003
Jeff Jarvis, President & Creative Director of Advance.nett - blogging since September 23, 2001
Adam Kalsey, CTO of Pheedo - blogging since March 11, 2000 NEW
David C. Kistle, Chairman, International Association of Business Communicators, blogging since October 7, 2004 NEW
Jim Lejeal, CEO, Oxlo Systems - blogging since Sept 1, 2004
Bob Liodice, President and CEO, Association of National Advertisers - blogging since March 18, 2004
Kevin Lynch, Chief Software Architect, Macromedia - blogging since February 2, 2003
Ray Ozzie, Founder, Chairman & CEO, Groove Networks - blogging since August 1, 2002
Ross Mayfield, CEO, Socialtext - blogging since October 14, 2002
Alan Meckler, CEO, Jupiter Media - blogging since December 6, 2003
Robert Mendez, CEO, NetHawk Interactive - blogging since April 5, 2004 NEW
Craig Newmark, founder and director, craigslist.org - blogging since September 11, 2003
John R. Patrick, former Vice president of Internet Technology at IBM, on the boards of many organizations, including Opera Software, Jupiter Media and the Global Internet Project - blogging since August 17, 1997
Michael Powell, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission (FCC) - blogging since July 7, 2004
... but is it a blog? Om Malik says it's not. What do YOU think?
Jeff Pulver, CEO, Pulver.com - blogging since July 6, 2003
Michael Pusateri, VP of Engineering, Disney ABC Cable Networks Group, blogging since January 21, 2000 NEW
Darrel Rhea, Principal and CEO of Cheskin, blogging since April 9, 2003 NEW
Glen Reid, CEO, Five Across - blogging since July 3, 2004
Ed Roberto, CEO, Newmerix - blogging since Sept 30, 2004 NEW
Eric Rudder, SVP Servers and Tools, Microsoft Corporation (the most senior Microsoft blogger?) - blogging since May 20, 2003
Andy Sack, CEO, Judy's Book - blogging since Sept 17, 2004
Jonathan Schwartz, COO, Sun Microsystems - blogging since June 28, 2004
David Sifry, Founder and CEO of Technorati - blogging since January 8, 2002
Mena Trott, Co-founder and President, Six Apart - blogging since April 3, 2001
Scott Young, President and CEO, UserLand Software - blogging since November 17, 2003
Pat Matthews, CEO and Co-founder, Excedent Technologies & Webmail.us - blogging since October 7, 2004

Bnoopy: An Entreupenuership blog

Bnoopy is a very entertaining blog by Joe Kraus, the founder of Excite.com

He's starting a new company now and looks like a good lesson in doing a startup. Great writing as well.

The Memory Hole

The Memory Hole [rescuing knowledge, freeing information] is a source where people leak documents anonymously, and tends to uncover a lot of classified material.

The sites blog is here

Fafnir

Go Read Fafnir. You'll never see anything quite like it.

I get the impression that him, and the Medium Lobster, and Giblets are feisty MIT undergrads.... but that's just my guess.