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The Industry Standard was, back in the days of the dotcom boom, a high-flying print publication dedicated to the economy of the internet. Based in San Francisco, the Standard launched in 1998, but its fortunes went the way of the bursting bubble. However, for everyone who’s been weeping its demi...  read more
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BloggrZ.com is a combined forum, bookmarking and poll site devoted to blogging. Users have to sign up and list their preferences as readers or bloggers, and the site will remember those preferences in order to provide the best content based on what the user’s likes are. Like any other bookmarking ... read more
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The claim for this site is really appealing … there’s no doubt about that. Blogcharm.com works as a webhost for blogs of any nationality (they must be written in English, though) dealing with any topic and regardless of how often they get updated. The way in which writers actually get paid is be... read more
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A while ago, Blogebrity launched under the premise of collecting the most inbound links, i.e. who's got the best memes, to win a contest. Today Blogebrity is a ranking and algorithm tool which ferrets out popularity in the blogosphere. In essence, Blogebrity is simply a two column blog which relie... read more
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Blogcosm is a metablog. It's a blog about blogs. At its core, Blogcosm is strictly about the data. It's a reference site which aims to get to the bottom of what's going on in the blogosphere and all the data circulating around it. You'll find lists of the top blogs in each of their respective ca... read more
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Developed by Lexalytics, a Mass. based metrics/analysis company, PoliticalTrends tracks political sentiment around the blogosphere. The site follows 50+ political blogs and reports on their leanings by extracting recurring words and analyzing them by context. You’ll find pie charts and graphs pi... read more
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