Because it's the larger than life Robert Scoble, it figures his list of most interesting bloggers/twitters/friendfeed folks is way longer than most. Nevertheless, I was thrilled to find myself on Robert's list; it's nice to know that as this blog gets more electic, it still engages him (and others).

It's also interesting to see who some of the other edge cases are--some of the unfamiliar to me  ones  I will check out include the following (quotes from Robert):

• Alana Taylor She did the Twitter song, and brings me fun tech news.
• Andy Ihnatko Technology journalist for Chicago Sun Times, among other things..
• Benjamin Higginbotham.
• Cyndy Writes a good tech blog..
• David Armano VP of Experience Design with Critical Mass.
• Deborah Micek She is a new media marketing strategist..
• J Phil Glockner.
• Jennifer Leggio Social media; security research; analyst relations; market share reporting and competitive analysis; crisis management and ZDNet blogger..
• Justin Korn.
• .Michael Wesch A cultural anthropologist and media ecologist exploring the impacts of new media on human interaction at Kansas State University (made the famous Web 2.0 video).
• Ontario Emperor.
• Rodney Rumford Writes one of the best Facebook blogs out there, now starting a new company.
• Roger Kondrat Writes for TechWinter a European Social Media and Mobile blog..
• sean percival I met him when he was a dev at Mahalo..
• Steve Broback I worked for him back in late 90s, now he runs a variety of blogs and conferences.
• steve clayton Works at Microsoft in UK..
• Stupid Blogger (aka Tina).
• Susan Scrupski
• Todd Cochrane

Also happy to see mike dunn on the list, am going to think about who my must read list is and post that (will be much shorter.)