Top 100 Australian Blogs: feeds via OPML update

A quick update on the original list which can still be downloaded by clicking here.

Meg has run an update to the list + I’ve now got a feed for MadBull’s Annoyances.

New blogs include:

http://infosthetics.com/
http://www.skeptics.com.au/
http://andrewlanderyou.blogspot.com/
http://www.business2.com.au/
http://www.thinkprospect.com.au/blog/
http://nickcowie.com
http://www.cantcoachthat.com/
http://the-riotact.com
http://altnews.com.au/drop/

I’ve updated the original list to include all these blogs, so it’s now longer than the Top 100, two reasons: I can’t be asked finding out which ones dropped off the list, secondly I don’t really want to knock anyone off it anyway, why start excluding people when this exercise is all about promoting Australian blogs.

Thanks to Meg for the update.

If you have previously run the original list in your feedreader, click here to get just the updated sites. Some feedreaders won’t install duplicates, but some do (Google Reader in particular), so best to be on the safe side.

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6 responses to “Top 100 Australian Blogs: feeds via OPML update”

  1. […] Duncan Riley has posted an OPML for the top 100+ Australian blogs on the list, so anyone looking for an Aussie Blog fix can import the whole list. Duncan writes ….I still believe that …. collectively we should be promoting blogs more in this country, and that?¢‚Ǩ‚Ñ¢s to the benefit of all Australian bloggers. Hopefully expanding the reading list of some people (including myself) may play a small part in this jigsaw puzzle. […]

  2. Adrian Lynch Avatar

    No ‘Top 100’ is complete without http://tetlaw.id.au/ and http://rosemary.id.au/

    🙂

    Adrian

  3. […] After recent controversy with the Top 100 Australian Blogs I am hoping this week’s update will be less controversal. I have decided to show my support by including the Top 100 listing in my site (via OPML file from Duncan Riley) and besides a little bit of outward linky love never hurt anyone. […]

  4. […] After recent controversy with the Top 100 Australian Blogs I am hoping this week’s update will be less controversal. I have decided to show my support by including the Top 100 listing in my site (via OPML file from Duncan Riley) and besides a little bit of outward linky love never hurt anyone. […]

  5. […] Duncan Riley has posted an OPML for the top 100+ Australian blogs on the list, so anyone looking for an Aussie Blog fix can import the whole list. Duncan writes ….I still believe that …. collectively we should be promoting blogs more in this country, and that’s to the benefit of all Australian bloggers. Hopefully expanding the reading list of some people (including myself) may play a small part in this jigsaw puzzle. […]

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