If you only subscribe to one SharePoint blog, this should be it! Includes announcements and insights directly from the SharePoint team.

Andrew is the master of SharePoint Web Content Management and is a founder of Critical Path Training

Heather is a great source for design and branding in SharePoint

Ed is a SharePoint architect at the Reston MTC, and is a fantastic SharePoint developer and author. He's especially known for his expertise developing solutions with both the Office client and SharePoint.

Bill is a SharePoint guru with emphasis on infrastructure and IT Pro topics

Chris's blog is a great way to keep up on SharePoint resources and events in the Northeast US

Gabor is an expert on Enterprise Content Management and Governance, and also frequently posts about SharePoint in the Life Sciences industry.

The official voice of the InfoPath team

The voice of the SharePoint Designer team, this blog is a great resource for announcements and tips on SharePoint Designer.

"SharePoint Joel" has lots of advice on SharePoint infrastructure and IT Pro topics

Beatrice is a technical wizard at all things SharePoint, from complex farm configuration to deep dive development. Read her blog for helpful, how-to articles that address a wide range of technical situations.

Julie is a take-no-prisoners SharePoint and .NET developer who shares solutions to tough Sharepoint Customization challenges

Sadie, creator of the SharePoint Maturity Model, is the best in the business when it comes to SharePoint usability, adoption, and content and information architecture.

Derek is a grand master of SharePoint branding and production work, along with being a powerhouse SharePoint developer. Read all about how to make SharePoint look its best.

Are you getting all you can from SharePoint? Find out with the SharePoint Maturity Model, which will help you compare your SharePoint effectiveness with other installations, and map out a strategic roadmap for getting the most from your SharePoint environment.

The authoritative reference to all the API's

Microsoft technical resource links on TechNet

An invaluable reference with thanks to Heather Solomon