Most Frequented Sites

Every day I spend at least 90 minutes scouring site after site, but there's a bunch that are on the daily radar. Here they are:

nytimes.com (news)
huffingtonpost.com (left-leaning news)
mashable.com (work)
techcrunch.com (more work)
last.fm (i love tunes, especially the ones i listen to)
facebook.com (slowing down)
gmail.com (no explanation)
flickr.com (pictures)
largeheartedboy.com (aggregated music stuff)
backstreets.com (springsteen)
bbc.co.uk (news)
youtube.com (videos)
emusic.com (tunes for sale)
metacritic.com (aggregated ratings of films, music, etc.)
pitchforkmedia.com (dying down)
blogger.com (gotta write stuff)
yelp.com (gotta rip stuff)

and the up-and-comers:
andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com (more news, sorta)
democracynow.com (news)
pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline (as good as tv gets)
charlierose.com (endless interviews)
fabchannel.com (full live-shows)
blurt-online.com (formerly harp (music))
brooklynvegan.com (music)

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