| February 17, 2006 at 12:10 AM PST
Om Malik just gave us more great stuff to read every day with his new blog, The Daily Om. It’s a blog that he is going to use to talk about shorter items that may occasionally be off-topic from his primary hunting ground, GigaOm.
I love the idea. Some blogs, like my own TechCrunch, develop certain subject matter expectations from readers. Sometimes a writer wants to talk about things that may be a little bit off topic. Daily Om should give Om the room he needs to spread his wings and talk about non-broadband topics that take his fancy.
In Om’s case, he could write about cooking and I’d still read every word he writes - he’s one of the best and I spend a lot of time just trying to be a little bit more like him.
you are too kind in praise. thanks for nudging me along in this direction. and yet, lots of talk about baseball.
You guys need a real sport with a real world series
I don’t really understand the difference between TechCrunch and CrunchNotes and generally prefer that bloggers stick to one blog per subject if possible.
Mike, when you are recommending another blog, link to its RSS feed and to the actual site. This way, we can drag the link directly to the RSS aggregator, without having to use the web browser.