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By Paul Biba

Picture 2.pngThe Amazon Kindle Review, a blog I have a lot of respect for (except I can never figure out what it’s real name is) has a listing of Kindle sites it considers best for quality content. Go over there to find out the blog’s criteria for listing and to find the links to the various sites. Here is the listing:

Listed with my thoughts on posting frequency and signal to noise ratio -

Kindle Chronicles – The one podcast a week is usually the best kindle related post of the week.

Andrys’ Kindle World – Very high ratio of good posts to bad posts.

Teleread – Despite the high volume manages to have a lot of very good posts, and addresses areas beyond the Kindle.

Blog Kindle – Recently with the Unicode Font Hack and Kindle Calculator tip this blog has evolved from a ‘picture a day’ blog to being valuable. Again, recent posts have a very good percentage of good posts.

Books on the Knob – While, the free kindle booksection of my blog covers free books really well (15 in the first 15 days of June), this blog is EXCELLENT for cheap kindle books.

Kindleville – Low posting frequency now, and Joe Wikert is missed.

Kindle Reader – A great place to go to for finding good books and good books in different genres. Jan does a good job of identifying books worth reading.

Also, Kindle Forums at Amazon and MobileRead. Not blogs – However, a lot of new stuff bubbles up here, and although the ratio of good posts is lower than with blogs these are good places to find new ideas and books.

PS: Just found that the blog has done an excellent article on libraries that are lending out Kindles. Take a look here.

 
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