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Top 500 blogs

By Murray Bourne, 02 Jan 2007

Check out the 500 most popular blogs [no longer available], according to the number of blogrolling.com user links. The top 10 today are:

1. instapundit
2. boingboing.net
3. dooce.com
4. slashdot.org
5. www.dailykos.com
6. talkingpointsmemo.com
7. wilwheaton.net
8. michellemalkin.com
9. powerlineblog.com
10. atrios.blogspot.com

Lower down the list there are non-blog items as well, like news and search engines.

Over at Bloglines, the story is rather different:

1. Bloglines
2. Slashdot
3. Wired News: Top Stories
4. Dilbert
5. BBC News
6. Engadget
7. Boing Boing
8. The Google Weblog
9. Bloglines Top Links
10. Scientific American

Anyway, there's a few hours of entertainment for you...

Oh, and speaking of the blogosphere, that term was 5 years old yesterday.

See the 2 Comments below.

2 Comments on “Top 500 blogs”

  1. Mark says:

    Excellent...was doing a quick google on top blogs and you came up. I guess you have to be happy about the relevance of this particular post. I'm putting together a blog about "bloash". Check out [no longer exists] if you get the chance.

  2. Murray says:

    Hey Mark - good luck with your bloash.

    Did you consider "blosh"? Seems to that it rolls off the tongue a bit easier.

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