Wednesday, September 20, 2006

How those top 50 blogs linking to each other?


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The pdf document draw the almost clear lines to showing how those top blogs linking to each other, therefore we can have a peep about the relation between blogs over the world.
Well the Top 50 blogs are quite interesting, if you got a time, hope you guys can go and have a look and, it is a the people in different country, have a big different style to deal with their blogs.

1. Boing Boing

A herald from the expanding fringe of Net culture: nerdy and fun.



2. Engadget

The Net premier tech blog and the flagship of the Weblogs, Inc., blog network. Pete Rojas, the brains behind the blog, specializes in product reviews
and breaking news in gadget-land.




3. PostSecret

An online 揳rt project?that allows people to read your deepest secrets on scanned anonymous postcards.



4. Daily Kos

Started by a U.S. Army veteran, Markos Moulitsas Z鷑iga, Daily Kos is the standard-bearer for liberal political
blogs Netwide.



5. The Huffington Post

Famed national syndicated columnist, former California gubernatorial candidate, and former conservative Arianna Huffington gets on the blog bandwagon with a posse of famous friends in tow.



6. Gizmodo

Where Rojas used to work, before he jumped ship.




7. InstaPundit

University of Tennessee law prof Glenn Reynolds started spinning his libertarian-conservative punditry pre-9/11 and ranges freely
among tech issues, law, politics, and the war on terror.




8. Thought Mechanics

A mishmash of Website design, code, music, and art.




9. Crooks and Liars

A lefty blog composed mostly of links to
video clips from the MSM (that抯 搈ainstream media?to you).




10. spaces.msn.com/klcintw

The Horn Village Blog, in Chinese.



11. Michelle Malkin

Dubbed the Filipino Ann Coulter, Malkin writes about America-haters, illegal immigrants, and Democratic windbags.



12. SamZHU

In Chinese.



13. Dooce

The public suffering
of a postpartum depressive. Mommies everywhere seem to relate.




14. Beppe Grillo Grillo, an
Italian political satirist noted for packing stadiums in Italy and having giant wavy hair, writes an English/Italian blog peppered
with strong anti-corruption, anti-globalization outrage and a
pro-tech, pro-little-guy ethos.
He knows his audience.



15. theme.blogfa.com

In Arabic.




16. Herramientas para Blogs

Madrid, Spain朾ased blogger Marcelino Madrigal writes in Spanish on music, graffiti, and whatever else he wants.




17. Lifehacker

Part of the
Nick Denton blog empire, Lifehacker envisions a better world where computers make us more productive, rather than suck
down our spare time.



18. locker2man
In Chinese.



19. Open Palm! silicn

In Japanese.




20. Think Progress

House organ of the Center for American Progress, a think tank led
by former Clinton chief of staff
John Podesta.



21. Official Google Blog

As the name implies.



22. Kottke

Jason Kottke got his big break in 2000, when he was profiled by The New Yorker. Now he blogs full time.



23. Fark

A frenetic mix of Star Trek: The Next Generation tidbits and dorky Photoshop contests.



24. Gawker

The gossipy flagship of the Denton blog empire.



25. chattie555

Whats not
to love about sketches of skinny adolescent Kimono-clad girls playing with hippos? In Japanese.



26. spaces.msn.com/gb2312

In Chinese.



27. spaces.msn.com/msn-sa

In Japanese.



28. lwhanz1981530
The blog
of one pensive-looking Japanese boy with photos that highlight his six-pack and pecs. In Japanese.



29. Wonkette

Part of Denton's empire, gossip for the D.C. set. Founding editor Ana Marie Cox handed over the reins in January, but it still dishes Cox-like 抰ude.



30. shiraishi seesaa

In Japanese.



31. The Space Craft

Where Microsoft discusses its rather lame network of blog sites called Spaces.



32. Talking Points Memo

Josh Marshall has taken the blog form from couch-potato punditry to real journalism. He recently hired a reporter to muckrake full time.



33. spaces.msn.com/huangmj

More Japanese.



34. A List Apart

If the term liquid center makes you think of candy rather than a Web page, this site isnt for you. Design tips and tricks for those in the business.



35. manabekawori

More Japanese.




36. spaces.msn.com/atiger

Welcome to 揳 Tiger抯 Space.?In Chinese.



37. Power Line

A conservative political blog by three lawyers. The blog got famous during 揜athergate?for helping to prove that the docs used by CBS questioning Bush抯 military record were fakes.




38. Weebl's Stuff News

From the creators of Weebl and Bob, cartoon talking eggs who love,
I mean love, pie. They抮e Internet stars and were recently picked
up by MTV UK.



39. Eschaton

Liberal pro-Dem political blog of Duncan Black (a.k.a. Atrios). Known for its serious, in-your-face invective.



40. Xiaxue

Self-absorbed travails of twentysomething lovelorn Wendy Cheng. Famous in
Singapore, she has also been criticized as racist and xenophobic.



41. Joystiq

All things video-game related, and part of the Calacanis blog network that includes Engadget.



42. Little Green Footballs

A rabidly conservative war blog. The source of so much Net controversy that it spawned a watchdog, LGF.blogspot.com.



43. AMERICAblog

Lefty political blog famous for exposing Jeff Gannon, the male prostitute cleared to attend White House press conferences.



44. nosz50j

In Japanese.



45. Joel on Software

Joel Spolsky, CEO of a small New York朾ased software company, computer programmer, and book author, shares his coding tips.



46. spaces.msn.com/gouy2k

In Japanese.



47. princesscecicastle

Lots of blurry cam shots of 19-year-old Ceci and her friends in Toronto.
In Chinese.



48. Google Blogoscoped

A Google gossip-watch site run from Stuttgart, Germany.



49. The Superficial

Maliciously funny celeb gossip that's long with the ubiquitous celebrity boob and butt shots' eeps you coming back for more.




50. Andrew Sullivan

A gay, Catholic war supporter, albeit one who is very critical of Bush.
In January, he leased the site to Time Warner.


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