Ok. We saw the impressive list of IBM employee blogs and some of the weblogs of Microsoft employees. Now we can see which of the employees at Google and Yahoo are blogging. In the ‘more section’ you can find the list.
Ask yourself: Why are they blogging?
(bron)
Technorati tags: google, yahoo!
Yahoo! employee weblogs:
- Bill Turner
- Eric Burke
- Ernie Web developer
- Jeremy Zawodny: Engineer (Yahoo Search)
- JR Conlin
- Ken Rudman: product manager at Yahoo-owned Overture
- Michael J. Radwin: Software Engineer
- Naveen Jamal
- Ravi Dronamraju
- Russell Beattie
- William Reardon
Google employee weblogs:
- Alma Whitten: general computer security, and usability and user centered design for computer security (HCISec)
- Adam Bosworth
- Ben Goodger: Firefox lead engineer
- Biz Stone: Blogger Senior Specialist (Blogger)
- Bo Cowgill
- Bret Taylor
- Chris DiBona: Open Source Program Manager
- Colin Smith
- Darin Fisher: Firefox lead engineer
- Dave Barr
- Devinoch: Adwords Representative (Adwords)
- Doe Mountain
- Douwe Osinga: Search Engineer (Google’s European Engineering Office)
- Eric Case (Blogger)
- Graham Waldon (Blogger
- Greg Rae: Log Analyzer
- Greg Stein: Engineering Manager (Blogger)
- Jason Shellen: Program Manager (Blogger)
- Jeremy Lilley: Software Engineer
- Joe Beda: Software developer in Seattle
- John Hawkins
- Joseph
- Josh MacDonald
- Kenny Smith
- Kevin Fox: User Interface Designer
- Kimbalina: Contractor-to-hire (Blogger)
- Mark Ayzenshtat
Mark Jen(at San Francisco) got fired because of blogging- Natala Menezes: Account Manager
- Nelson Minar: Web API Engineer
- Oliver Deighton
- Ovidiu Predescu
- Paul Watson: information security engineer
- Paul Haahr: Software Engineer
- Sanjay G. Mavinkurve
- Tan Chade-Meng: Software Engineer
- Wesley Chan: Product Manager/Staff photographer
- Will McNair
Hi Hans – I actually got fired from Google for blogging; thus, I don’t think I belong in that list 😉
Oeps. Changed it. Apologies.
People blog about work for many, many reasons. Try looking as well at blogs that are not sponsored by their employers – i.e. at my site.
Hi James, glad to see you here! And starting a conversation. Great to see your blog. Interesting. I am going to read your blog next week. You are lready inmy feedreader. Hope to see you back.