Blogs have become old hat.  They have gone beyond mainstream.  And yet, I am still amazed at the number of corporations that have them, often with higher-ups writing posts.  Is this what transparency and corporate governance has come to?  

Here are some notable blogs that could be of assistance to those interested in CSR, SRI, and ethical investing in general (aka readers of The Panelist):

McDonald's Corporate Responsibility Blog (hat tip The Triple Bottom Line): Read what Vice President Bob Langert and others have to say about the Golden Arches CSR efforts. 
    Most recent entry: "McDonald's 2007 Top Ten 'Green Laboratories'"

Marriott on the Move (hat tip The Triple Bottom Line): Chairman & CEO Bill Marriott talks about all aspects of his hotel empire. 
    Most recent "green" entry: "Go Green: Marriott Headquarters Become More Environmentally Friendly"

Randy's Journal on Boeing: Learn more about one of America's most important exports from Randy Tinseth, Vice President of Marketing at Boeing.
    Most recent "green" entry: "New Year's resolution"

The CEO's Blog – John Mackey: Problems earlier in the year have put a hold of Whole Food's CEO John Mackey's blog but the old posts are still worth a look.

CSR@Intel: Intel's CSR team tries to create greater transparency through open dialogue.
    Most recent entry: "A Few End-of-the-Year CSR Predicitions"

Innovation + Responsibility: Indepth blog from Sun Microsystems that runs the gamut of CSR issues.
    Most recent entry: "Employee Engagement – Sounds simple…turns out it's not."
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