Add Tim Sanders (Love is The Killer App) to the list of authors who have taken up blogging. I like his post yesterday on the ever present Barticle, articles that got turned into book and should not have. You’ll see he mentions 800ceoread as a means to avoiding bad books. 
In another great post, Tim also quotes a survey that shows there is a big reading gap between the average business person and Fortune 1000 executives (hint: you probably need to read more).
I thought I would compile a decent list of other authors who are also wisely getting their message out through blogging:
- Frans Johansson (The Medici Effect)
- Seth Godin (Small is the New Big, Purple Cow)
- Tom Peters (Re-Imagine)
- Ben McConnell and Jack Huba (Creating Customer Evangelists)
- Laura Ries (The Origin of Brands)
- Bob Sutton (Hard Facts, Weird Ideas That Work)
- Guy Kawasaki (The Art of The Start)
- Malcolm Galdwell (blink)
- Andrea Learned (Don’t Think Pink)
- Jill Konrath (Selling To Big Companies)
- Steve Farber (The Radical Edge)
- Lisa Haneberg (Focus Like a Laser Beam)
- Brian Carroll (Lead Generation for The Complex Sale)
- John Hagel (The Only Sustainable Edge)
- Joe Jaffe (Life After The 30-Second Spot)
- Greg Stielstra (Pyromarketing)
- Dan Pink (A Whole New Mind)
- Chris Anderson (The Long Tail)
This list is in no way complete. Please leave others I have missed in the comments.
