In case you're looking for some Yahoo! employee blogs, here is a list:

1. Bill Turner
2. Cameron Marlow
3. Eric Burke
4. Ernie Web developer
5. Jeremy Zawodny: Engineer (Yahoo Search)
6. JR Conlin
7. Ken Rudman: product manager at Yahoo-owned Overture
8. Michael J. Radwin: Software Engineer
9. Naveen Jamal
10. Ravi Dronamraju
11. Russell Beattie
12. Tim Converse
13. William Reardon

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In case you're looking for some Google employee blogs, here is a list:

1. Aaron Boodman
2. Alma Whitten: general computer security, and usability and user centered design for computer security (HCISec)
3. Adam Bosworth
4. Ben Goodger: Firefox lead engineer
5. Bo Cowgill
6. Bob Lee
7. Bret Taylor
8. Cédric Beust
9. Chad Thornton
10. Chip Turner
11. Chris DiBona: Open Source Program Manager
12. Chris Wetherell
13. Christine Davis
14. Colin Smith
15. Darin Fisher: Firefox lead engineer
16. Dave Barr
17. David Alpert
18. David Krane
19. Devinoch: Adwords Representative (Adwords)
20. Doe Mountain
21. Douwe Osinga: Search Engineer (Google's European Engineering Office)
22. Ellen Spertus
23. Eric Case (Blogger)
24. Graham Waldon (Blogger)
25. Greg Rae: Log Analyzer
26. Greg Stein: Engineering Manager (Blogger)
27. Ian Hickson
28. Jason Goldman
29. Jason Shellen: Program Manager (Blogger)
30. Jeremy Lilley: Software Engineer
31. Joe Beda: Software developer in Seattle
32. John Hawkins
33. Joseph
34. Josh MacDonald
35. Kenny Smith
36. Kevin Fox: User Interface Designer
37. Kimbalina: Contractor-to-hire (Blogger)
38. Laurence Gonsalves
39. Lilly Irani
40. Mark Ayzenshtat
41. Matt Cutts
42. Mihai Parparita
43. Mike Tsao
44. Natala Menezes: Account Manager
45. Nelson Minar: Web API Engineer
46. Oliver Deighton
47. Ovidiu Predescu
48. Paul Watson: information security engineer
49. Paul Haahr: Software Engineer
50. Piaw Na
51. Ryan Barrett
52. Sanjay G. Mavinkurve
53. Shuman Ghosemajumder
54. Tan Chade-Meng: Software Engineer
55. Wesley Chan: Product Manager/Staff photographer
56. Will McNair

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Like , Nelson Minar, an engineer working at Google, says he's been working on .

Lots of interesting work, I plan to summarize some of what I've learned at the ETech conference in March.

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