Top 5 Social Media Bookmarkers

by Sam on December 20, 2007

Apologies for my blogging absence. I have been cranking away on a few projects that have involved a bunch of travel and unfortunately its left me with little time.

I wanted to highlight a few of my favorite bookmarkers on Del.icio.us. These folks are really my lifeblood for inspiration. They are my private research army. Just as many people check their Google Reader daily, I constantly check my Del.icio.us network for updates. Often times these links and comments become the starting point for conversations and/or blog posts. Without my network, I would be decidedly less knowledgeable. I could go into detail here about each person, but instead, I encourage you to simply add them and then explore their collections for yourself:

5. Nivi
4. Bokardo
3. Jessesaves
2. Finnstones
1. Mediaeater

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