Buzz.com is yet another service that promises to let you have a bird’s eye view of the internet’s hottest topics, only this time it focuses on blogs in the following categories: sci/tech, world and US news, business, sports, entertainment, health and celebrity gossip. When you visit the site, you’ll see a highlights section where all the topics that are generating the largest buzz on the blogosphere are summarized, discussed and presented. If you take a look at the categories I was mentioning before, you’ll get access to coverage in a similar format: a brief extract from the original piece of news or the article that started or triggered the wave of responses linking to the source, plus you also get a list of the most respected blogs that deal with the topic, whose coverage of the buzz you can preview in three-line or first paragraph length. The most interesting thing about the way Buzz.com presents the blogs is that you have two subcategories: ‘Blogs that make a point’, and ‘Blogs that make you feel’, which I reckon is a good way to differentiate the blogs that present a more analytic approach from those who are more inclined to stir controversy and debate.