In the early 2000s Michelle Malkin, a political commentator from the
United States, decided to start a right-wing Internet webcast net. The
Hot Air is worldwide famous for its “Green Room” where right-wing
members as well as invited blog writers have the chance to post articles
of their own. Two years ago, Salem Communications bought the blog but
it is still a sought-after weblog for those who enjoy reading articles
of one of the writers known as “Allahpundit”. In today’s blogging field,
Hot Air has a special place in the list created by Technorati of top
100 most sought-after weblogs of the world.
8. Boing Boing

In
the late 1980s, Mark Frauenfelder together with Carla Sinclair, a
couple, decided to found the publishing firm Boing Boing. In the early
days Boing Boing was only a supplement but as the Internet was
flourishing and people were turning their attention to online
publications, the magazine became a website by the mid 1990s. Soon after
it appeared it became a very popular site to share political news,
technology and prospects of the future. Following a lot of hard work and
an amazing success, Boing Boing TV station appeared in 2007 and people
could watch its episodes not only on the net but also on board of Virgin
flights.
7. Perezhilton
This is the most highly rated amusement weblogs on the net is
Perezhilton that was created by the famous American blog writer Mario
Armando Lavandeira Jr., whose byname is Perez Hilton. A couple of years
ago the blog was called PageSixSixSix.com but it changed its name to
make it even more popular. You will find that the blog contains all
kinds of gossip related to the music world and famous people including
actors and politicians. Three years ago, the blog appeared on 143
rd position on a country level and more than two-thirds of the readers were American females in their teens and early twenties.
6. Beppe Grillo
It is believed to be the most influential weblog on earth. Giuseppe
Grillo also known as Beppe Grillo was the founder of the blog. Grillo is
a humorist, blog writer and politician from Italy. With its amazing
job, the blog has held a privileged rank in the list of top ten most
sought-after weblogs according to Technorati. Grillo is a very
controversial man in his country, who is heavily condemned for
ransacking very famous people’s privacy.
5. Engadget
The ultimate weblog for technology aficionados, it is a blog in
several languages that tackles reports and stories related to consumer
electronics as well as new devices. Peter Rojas, who graduated from
Harvard University and who had already created two other successful
weblogs namely Gizmodo and Joystiq, founded the blog in the early 2000s.
Nowadays, the blog is thought to be a hot spot where you will find
articles written by famous journalists, experts and world-famous
bloggers.
4. TMZ
TMZ represents the most important Hollywood area, where most studios
shoot their scenes and it is one of the most popular celebrity scandal
weblogs on the net. It first appeared in the early 2000s being a result
of a commercial enterprise between two major companies. The blog offers
high-quality very reliable news and it was the first one to turn the
spotlight on and for calling the attention of conventional media because
it published the full story when Mel Gibson was put in jail for
steering his car while he was drunk. The manager in charge of editing of
the weblog, Harvey Levin, states that it was frequent that TMZ paid
paparazzi to get videos and compromising photos.
3. Gawker
Gawker is based in New York and it is a key component of Gawker Media
group, which is a media firm working on the net from the United States.
Gawker powers ten independent blogs and it was Nick Denton who first
founded it back in 2003. The blog has between fifty and seventy posts
every day, which are mainly focused on celebrity scandals and
broadcasting business. There’s an amazing group of media workers and
freelance blog writers that work for Gawker and make it so successful.
2. TechCrunch
The TechCrunch has the first position in Technorati’s
Information/Technology group. Michael Arrington founded the blog in 2005
to offer readers not only reviews but also news of webpages, new
businesses and newly released products. It has more than four million
RSS subscribers. TechCrunch is actually a network that is made up of
many other webpages.
1. The Huffington Post
You have been able to note that only a small number of reflective and
passionate people have the power to transform the world. Something that
started as an unattainable dream in 2005, with the significant
collaboration of three hard working people including Jonah Peretti,
Arianna Huffington, and Kenneth Lerer, has turned into the most
important central point for the best blog writers on earth and their
amazing posts. This weblog has won numerous awards for its contribution
to the world as it gets more than a million opinions and messages
monthly.
Source :- http://worldtop10.net/top-10-blogs-in-the-world/