| # | Site Web Link | Author
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| 1 | James Bach's Blog | James Bach
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| 2 | Testing at the Edge of Chaos | Matt Heusser
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| 3 | Agile Testing | Grig Gheorghiu
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| 4 | Martinfowler.com | Martin Fowler
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| 5 | Tester Tested! | Pradeep Soundararajan
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| 6 | Testing Blog | Google Testing
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| 7 | Cem Kaner’s Blog | Cem Kaner
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| 8 | Miško Hevery | Miško Hevery
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| 9 | DevelopSense | Michael Bolton
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| 10 | Sara Ford's Weblog | Sara Ford
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| 11 | Steve Rowe's Blog | Steve Rowe
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| 12 | Test Obsessed | Elisabeth Hendrickson
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| 13 | Software Quality Insights | ( various )
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| 14 | Exploration Through Example | Brian Marick
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| 15 | Gojko Adzic | Gojko Adzic
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| 16 | Thinking Tester | Shrini Kulkarni
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| 17 | Chris McMahon's Blog | Chris McMahon
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| 18 | JW on Test | James Whittaker
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| 19 | Software testing help | Vijay
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| 20 | Corey Goldberg | Corey Goldberg
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| 21 | Quality Frog | Ben Simo
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| 22 | Testing Hotlist Update | Bret Pettichord
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| 23 | Abakas | Catherine Powell
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| 24 | Collaborative Software Testing | Jonathan Kohl
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| 25 | Sbarber's blog | Scott Barber
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| 26 | Adam goucher | Adam goucher
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| 27 | Eric Jarvi | Eric Jarvi
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| 28 | Karen N. Johnson's blog | Karen N. Johnson
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| 29 | Test Guide | Michael Hunter
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| 30 | Curious Tester | Parimala Shankaraiah
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| 31 | Testy Redhead | Lanette Creamer
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| 32 | Antony Marcano's blog | Antony Marcano
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| 33 | All Things Quality | Joe Strazzere
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| 34 | I. M. Testy | Bj Rollinson
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| 35 | Software testing zone | Debasis Pradhan
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| 36 | PractiTest QA Blog | Joel Montvelisky
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| 37 | Practical QA | Linda Wilkinson
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| 38 | Marlena’s Blog | Marlena Compton
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| 39 | Software Testing and more | Ewald Roodenrijs, Andréas Prins
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| 40 | patrickwilsonwelsh.com | Patrick Wilson-Welsh
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| 41 | Quality Assurance and Software Testing | ( various )
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| 42 | Testing Testing 1,2,3 | Chan Chaiyochlarb
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| 43 | Mike Kelly's blog
| Mike Kelly |
| 44 | Test this Blog | Eric Jacobson
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| 45 | Enjoy testing | Ajay Balamurugadas
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| 46 | Evil Tester | Alan Richardson
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| 47 | Tooth of the Weasel | Alan Page
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| 48 | Charlie Audritsh's blog | Charlie Audritsh
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| 49 | Maverick Tester | Anne-Marie Charrett
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| 50 | Paul Gerrard's blog | Paul Gerrard
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| 51 | shino.de | Markus Gaertner
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| 52 | Cartoon Tester | Andy Glover
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| 53 | cLabs Blogki | Chris Morris
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| 54 | Jeff Fry on Testing | Jeff Fry
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| 55 | Venkat's Blog | Venkat Reddy Chintalapudi
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| 56 | Agile Testing and Process Thoughts | Janet Gregory
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| 57 | Software Testing Stuff | ( various )
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| 58 | selenadelesie.com | Selena Delesie
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| 59 | Software Sleuthing | Josh Poley
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| 60 | The Software Quality Blog | Vijay Bhaskar
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| 61 | Expected Results | Phil Kirkham
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| 62 | One of the wolves | Tim Coulter
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| 63 | Musing about Software Testing | Keith Stobie
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| 64 | Jon Bach's blog | Jonathan Bach |
| 65 | Quardev | ( various )
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| 66 | Software Testing Club Blog | ( various )
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| 67 | TestToTester | Sharath Byregowda
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| 68 | Agile Testing with Lisa Crispin | Lisa Crispin
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| 69 | Confessions of a Passionate Tester | Dawn Cannan
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| 70 | I am filled with solutions | Dustin Andrews
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| 71 | Software Tasting | Geordie Keitt
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| 72 | Rosie Land | Rosie Sherry
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| 73 | Still Life | Steve Swanson
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| 74 | Brian Osman | Brian Osman
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| 75 | Dhanasekar S’s Blog | Dhanasekar S
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| 76 | The Social Tester | Rob Lambert
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| 77 | QA Insight | Brent Strange
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| 78 | The Testing Blog | ( various )
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| 79 | Testingminded | Steven Machtelinckx
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| 80 | John McConda's blog | John McConda
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| 81 | Software Testing | Len DiMaggio
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| 82 | Jeroen's world of Software Testing | Jeroen Rosink
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| 83 | TestingPerspective | Rahul Verma
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| 84 | Adam White | Adam White
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| 85 | Purple Box Testing | Trish Khoo
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| 86 | Lessons Learned by a Software Tester | Paul Carvalho
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| 87 | Pliant Alliance | Tim Beck
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| 88 | Testjutsu | Ben Kelly
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| 89 | Illiteration | Jared Quinert
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| 90 | Tester Testifies | Raj Kamal
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| 91 | Santhosh Tuppad's Blog | Santhosh Tuppad
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| 92 | Teknologika | Bruce McLeod
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| 93 | Creative Tester | Anuj Magazine
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| 94 | Tester Troubles | Ray Claridge
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| 95 | Thoughts on QA and Engineering | John Overbaugh
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| 96 | Quick Testing Tips | ( various )
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| 97 | Cruisin QA | Brett Leonard
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| 98 | QA Hates You | The Director
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| 99 | Tester Lost Focus | Michelle Smith
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| 100 | James McCaffrey's blog | James McCaffrey |
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