TIME.com's First Annual Blog Index
From millions of blogs about nothing, we've selected the 25 best about something—from politics and global affairs to shopping and sports. And, yes, we've got a few about nothing, too —Tom McNichol
We had our say about the best blogs in the world, and asked you to vote on what you think of our selections. Here's how they rate so far on a scale of 1 (abysmal) to 10 (indispensable.)
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Rank
Name
Avg. Rating
Total Votes
1 Blog di Beppe Grillo 9 136,557 2 Daily Kos 7 14,808 3 PostSecret 7 3,865 4 Lifehacker 7 3,266 5 Ace of Spades HQ 6 28,539 6 Indexed 6 6,586 7 Engadget 6 4,420 8 The Huffington Post 6 3,755 9 Freakonomics 6 2,333 10 Tech Crunch 6 2,084 11 Boing Boing 6 2,073 12 TreeHugger 6 1,854 13 Metafilter 6 1,758 14 The Consumerist 6 1,375 15 Wired Threat Level 6 1,083 16 The Reverse Cowgirl 6 1,065 17 The Sartorialist 5 1,110 18 Gigazine 4 1,371 19 Gawker 4 1,364 20 Radosh.net 4 1,157 21 Velveteen Rabbi 4 875 22 Web 2.Oh...really? 4 792 23 Regret the Error 4 610 24 The Daily Dish by Andrew Sullivan 3 1,858 25 Bad Jocks 3 604 |
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