See also:
- 2Write Writers' and Weblogger Resources - Resources for writers and on-line diarists, journalers and webloggers. Writing samples and weblog of K. Danko-Blocksdorf.
- About.com - Weblogs - Articles, popular weblog profiles, tutorials, a forum, FAQ, and a blog directory.
- Ad Free Blog Organizaton - Banner for those who want to show they oppose corporate ads on blogs.
- All Consuming - Aggregates books that are mentioned on weblogs and provides insight into what the weblog community is reading at the moment.
- BinaryWolf - Resources and tips for bloggers and page designers. Reviews of useful tools, software and some interesting odds and ends. Notes on increasing blog readership.
- Blog Business World - Blogging about blogs in business, marketing, public relations, and search engine optimization for successful entrepreneurs
- Blog Connection - Topical directory of blogging resources including templates, ad services and communities.
- Blog Control - Reviews all things related to weblogs including (but not restricted to) hosting, tools, applications, and promotional sites.
- BlogAds - Blog advertising placement company.
- BlogBarter - Based on the idea of barterware, that is, an exchange of goods and services that are of value between two parties.
- Blogcount.com - catalogs efforts to answer questions about the size and nature of the blogosphere.
- Blogebrity - A tongue-in-cheek look at fame in the blogosphere.
- BloggerCon - A conference about weblogs with a focus on weblogs in journalism, education, science, business and politics.
- Bloggers Blog - Reports on blogging news and trends.
- Blogging Pro - A collection of links to blogging resources such as plugins, hacks, news, and themes.
- Blogopoly - Blog about blogging for business. Tips and tricks on improving blogs and reaching a wider audience.
- BlogPromo - A moderated mailing list for promoting blogs, weblogs, and online journals and diaries.
- Blogs 4 Business - Strategy and consulting for business bloggers.
- BlogShares - Fantasy blog stock game, where blog value is based on hits and links.
- Blookery - Find out about blooks. (Blogs into books).
- CorporateBlogging.Info - Facts, news, interviews and discussion on corporate and business blogging.
- CrispAds - Text advertising network allows bloggers to insert ads into their main site or RSS feeds.
- CyberJournalist.net: A Bloggers' Code of Ethics - CyberJournalist.net has created a model Bloggers' Code of Ethics, by modifying the Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics for the Weblog world.
- Deconstructing "You've Got Blog" - Reading between the lines of Rebecca Mead's November 2000 New Yorker article on Weblog culture.
- DeepBlog.com - Guide and portal for blogging newcomers.
- Diarist.net - Journal vs. Weblog - "Hundreds of online diary authors keep weblogs. And thousands of people use weblog sites and software to keep journals. So what's the difference? plenty." A comparison by Ryan Kawailani Ozawa.
- eCriteria Datablog - Online resource for blogging and web service related resources, tools, article publishing, and group blogging community sign up.
- EFF: Bloggers - Electronic Frontier Foundation's basic roadmap to the legal issues you may confront as a blogger, to let you know you have rights, and to encourage you to blog freely.
- Featurette Guide - A set of links to some of the more enduring content in bloggerland, including the 12 days of blogging, voice mail directories, and cams.
- Hosting Insight - Provides news and analysis of the business of weblog hosting, with essential info for both providers and bloggers.
- Hypergene MediaBlog - All about participatory journalism: how audiences are changing the future of news and information.
- iBloggers.net - Online community for iBlog (a Mac blogging client) users.
- infOpinions - Robert French teaches and writes about public relations and multimedia at Auburn University in Alabama. This blog is written primarily for his students but is available for all to read. Many posts are about blogging itself.
- Into the Blogosphere - An online, edited collection of essays which explores discursive, visual, social, and other communicative features of weblogs. Essays analyze and critique situated cases and examples drawn from weblogs and weblog communities. Such a project requires a multidisciplinary approach, and contributions represent perspectives from Rhetoric, Communication, Sociology, Cultural Studies, Linguistics, and Education, among others.
- ISSN for Weblogs - How to sign up your weblog for an International Standard Serial Number, adding it to the standardized worldwide encyclopedia of periodicals.
- Journalism's New Life Forms - Links to various blog resources and related items. Blog news, not updated frequently.
- K-Logs - A group dedicated to the discussion of weblogs for knowledge management and collaborative groupware within corporations and non-profit organizations.
- Keep Trying - Mike Sanders looks at life through the blog.
- Link and Think - Annual observation of World AIDS Day in the personal publishing community. (Formerly A Day With(Out) Weblogs).
- Live Journal Review - A weblog that primarily reviews online journals and weblogs and gives ratings and awards based on categories.
- Mediajunk - A blog-style site with news of blogging, new media, thin media, Google and other web stuff. Packaged and presented in Michael Heraghty's style.
- Meryl's Notes - Notes on Web design, content, software processes, and other tidbits.
- Moblogging.org - Mobile blogging technology links, resources and discussion.
- Pinoy Blogs - Aimed towards enlightening the world through our blogging, Blog ng Bayan is an online community Filipino bloggers.
- Pioneer Press: Blog.craze - Article by Leslie Brooks Suzukamo.
- Power Blogs - Information for beginners about setting up a successful blog, including choosing software, search engine submission, and RSS feeds.
- ProBlogger - Tips to help bloggers earn money.
- Randgaenge - Writing about weblogs, online social networks, social software, knowledge sharing, online publishing, and software tools.
- Rewrite - The search for innovation in newspapers. This blog explores where we've gone wrong and what we're doing right, with an eye toward rewriting the future of newspapers.
- Splog Reporter - Allows good willed bloggers to report splog to help protect and clean up the blogosphere one spam blog at a time.
- StumbleUpon: Blogs 'R Us - Information on creating, running and promoting blogs.
- Talkr - Talkr allows people to listen to text-only blogs. Talkr podcasts the blogs.
- The Blog Herald - A blog on the world of blogging.
- The Blogger Personality Test - What is your blogging archetype?
- The Blogger Code - Esoteric way to describe different types of bloggers.
- The Daily Meme - The one site you need for memes, quizzes and other writing suggestions for your web site.
- The End of the Whole Mess - Living Color, a blog by a young woman dying, was in fact a hoax. At least no one died.
- The Long Tail of the Blogosphere - Website that lets you discover seldom heard, new blogs by looking at blog postings "as they happen". Also has a keyboard based overview of what bloggers are talking about, updated in real time.
- The Psychology of Weblogs - Essays about blogging and the behavior and motivations behind it.
- The Social Software Weblog - Social software news. Community portals online.
- Weblog Bookwatch - Links to books that are popular on weblogs. Mainly books about blogging.
- Weblog Kitchen: Weblog Theory - Addresses scholarship about wikis, weblogs, and related phenomena.
- Weblogs Compendium - Listings of templates, tools, directories, hosting and discussion about weblogs.
Media publications
- Into the Blogosphere: Rhetoric, Community, and Culture of Weblogs: Blogging as Social Action: A Genre Analysis of the Weblog - Paper by Carolyn R. Miller and Dawn Shepherd, North Carolina State University. "Why did blogging catch on so quickly and so widely? What motivates someone to begin—and continue—a blog? What audience(s) do bloggers address? Who actually reads blogs and why? In short, what rhetorical work do blogs perform—and for whom? And how do blogs perform this work? What features and elements make the blog recognizable and functional? A genre analysis of the blog will begin to answer these questions." (Published 2004.09.00)