If you regularly read several different blogs, consider using a newsreader such as Bloglines or Kinja. These services let you view content from multiple websites, putting it all in one place so you dont have to surf around. (There are also newsreader applications that you can download to your desktop. Check out Pluck.)
A newsreader will get a websites content in the form of a feedessentially a list of headlines, with summaries, excerpts or the full text of each item, and links that take you back to the source. Feeds come in one of three formats: RSS (which stands for Really Simple Syndication), XML or Atom. If a site offers a feed, youll usually see a tiny icon or link on the home page.
But you wont have to bother with such details if you use Bloglines or Kinja. After you register for your free account, you simply type in web addresses of the sites you like. Bloglines stores your choices in folders, which you can access under the My Feeds tab. (You can also search for specific entries: there are 500 million blog and news feed articles in Bloglines database.) Kinja pulls together the latest news stories and blog posts and displays them on one page, which it calls Your Digest. Choose Collapse mode to view only the top post from each site on your list; Expand links to every post on all your sites, in age order (posted 12 minutes ago, posted 8 hours ago, posted yesterday, etc.) and will go back as far as you are willing to go.
If video blogs are your thing, try Mefeedia, a free service that will notify you every time your favorite vlog adds a new clip. Want to see whats buzzing around the blogosphere? Visit Blogdex or Technorati.