The Information Literacy Land of Confusion
Description: Librarian Michael Lorenzen from Mt. Pleasant, MI discusses information literacy, search engines, librarianship, library instruction, and user education. The times (few and far between, it seems) that he rambles are made up for by the time he provides really useful tools for librarians like the IllumiRate Directory.

Library Weblogs
Description: A directory of library weblogs from around the world.

Google Directory - Library and Information Science - Weblogs
Description: Google's directory of library and information science weblogs

oss4lib -- Open Source Systems for Libraries
Description: Lists open source or free software designed for libraries and provides news about ongoing open source projects and related issues that could benefit libraries. Maintained by Dan Chudnov, staff programmer at Yale's Center for Medical Informatics.

Information Research Weblog
Description: The weblog for the e-journal Information Research whose purpose is to allow the journals readers to share news of publications, Web sites, or the like, related to information science, records management, librarianship.

-usr-lib-info || hacker-librarian haven
Description: An attempt to turn hackers into librarians and vice-versa. This collaborative blog encourages submissions that fit provided editorial guidelines. The blog's post's are usually pretty technical.

Beyond the Job
Description: A blog maintained and mainly contributed to by two reference librarians/professors in library and information science, Sarah Johnson and Rachel Singer Gordon. The blog provides tips, news, and notices for and regarding library jobs. These two bloggers also maintain other sites that provide listings of library jobs.

Information Literacy Weblog
Description: A blog from two UK professors, Sheila Webber and Stuart Boon, and one Scottish professor, Bill Johnston, its aim is to spread news and information about information literacy worldwide, and the blog seems to both spread the information worldwide and spread news from around the world (or at least from Europe and not just the U.S.).