How many blogs should one man blog?

From Internet Marketing Report Steal These Ideas Blog to Hunter Boyle Builds a Blog (the original), I'm embarking on a ludicrous mission to stay bloggish.

This is an experiment. For years, I've had a decent little 1.0 Web site -- Hunter Boyle Creative Communications -- nothing too crazy. It could be a pain to update, so it wasn't always current ... or more accurately, it grew increasingly outdated. It's a lot like a fossil at this point. It still has the logo for TheStandard.com (circa 2001) on the homepage. I know, I know.

Now that blogs like Blogger and TypePad have made publishing so much easier, I figured it was time to decentralize my work, or in a way, blow up the pieces of my 1.0 site and scatter the ashes around in a Web 2.0 format.

As this experiment continues, I'll be posting more of my writing and photos, maybe some audio and video, running feeds, tagging content, the whole spiel. Right now, I just want to lay down the basics and stay attached to a blog of some sort since my run as editor of the Internet Marketing Report Steal These Ideas Blog (and Internet Marketing Report newsletter) is nearly over.