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This is a followup to the high trafficked 69 Tech Blogs That Don’t Suck and to the next article, Followup: The 69 Rankings Part 1.

These next category consists of personal blogs. The popular and the not as recognized blogs that are awesome.

Recognized Personal Blog: More Than 2000 Readers

5. PMarca

Blurb: This blog is recently popular. It is penned by the Marc Andreessen, a founder of Netscape, and he became Chief Technology Officer after it was sold for $4.2 Billion. It is his personal blog, and he writes great articles about tech startups and Programming.

7. Glenn Wolsey

Blurb: Glenn is a teen blogger that writes about tech from Rotorua, New Zealand (They have computers there?). He is an Apple Fanboy, and if I had a Mac, I would definitely recommend

9. Doc Searls

Blurb: He wrote The Cluetrain Manifesto, and he lives in Santa Barbara. He was also an editor for Linux Journal. Fanboy Love.

13. Paul Stamatiou

Blurb: I love reading Paul’s Blog. He writes great reviews. I have talked to him personally, and he seems like a cool enough guy. He is a fanboy, too. Simple Enough.

15. Kottke

Blurb: Although he recently had a baby boy and is taking a break from blogging, he is brilliant. Here is a quote from him that I like.

I believe that when people talk about solving problems with technology, what they’re usually talking about is solving problems with design, which is to say, the application of psychology in a visual & functional context.

My favorite post so far of his is Facebook is the new AOL. Why? He uses the post to make connections between AOL in 1994 and Facebook in 2007. Interesting.

27. Scott Jarkoff

Blurb: Mr. Jarkoff started DeviantArt, a type of Myspace for artsy types. Now, he maintains a blog that I am subscribed too. He is a 9-ruler, and he Dugg my story!

29. Shaun Inman

Blurb: Writes about programming and he created Mint, my stats program. He is a cool and brilliant designer. Based on the season, you can go back and look at the colors of his blog changing.

35. Micro Persuasion

Blurb: Steve Rubel is a senior marketing strategist with over 15 years experience. He currently serves as senior vice president in Edelman’s me2revolution practice. Edelman is the largest independent global PR firm. Very smart.

37. Scobleizer

Blurb: One of the most popular tech blogs of all time. You must read it.

42. 25 Hours a Day

Blurb: Written by Dare Obasanjo, it is a good blog about Tech, and some of my favorite articles include Stupid Things Big Companies Do. His blog is much similar to Marc Andreessen, so if you like either one, you will like the other.

46. Photo Matt

Blurb: One of the major contributors to Wordpress, the most popular blogging platform. It is a great site about blogging, tech, and so on. His periodic updates to his blog are fun to keep track of.

69. Haacked

Blurb: For the record, Phil Haack has the most legit name ever. He is also a Legit Blogger

What Do You think?

Which of these blogs do you like? Which are your favorites? Have any more to suggest?

If you submit a blog in comments, and I like it, it might get added to my list. It is still getting hits, and right now it has gotten about 1300 Uniques viewers. Have Fun!