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Thursday, June 4, 2009

List of Free Blog Hosting Sites

A Working List of Free Blog Hosting Sites (last revised 6.25.09):

Aeonity.com
Atom5
Blog.com
Blogabond.com
BlogCheese.com
Blogetery.com
Blogger.com
Blogr.com
Blogsome.com
Blogster.com
Bravenet.com
BusyThumbs.com
ClearBlogs.com
ExperienceProject.com
Freeblogit.com
Freevlog
InsaneJournal.com
LiveJournal.com
Multiply.com
Netcipia.com
Open Diary.com
ShoutPost.com
SoulCast.com
Tblog.com
Terapad.com
Thoughts.com
Trippert.com
Tumblr.com
Vox.com
Weebly.com
Windows Live Spaces
Word Count Journal.com
WordPress.com
Xanga.com
Zoomshare.com


Most of this list comes from Sean P. Aune's Mashable article.

21 comments:

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watermole said...

Anand, thanks for following my blog, but I'm trying to understand your comment. This one post took the list of sites from mashable as a starting point for my own review of free blog hosting sites. It is a work in progress and I will continue to add to this list. Please notice that I cited the mashable article and Sean P. Aune as my source so that you and others could go to the original site if you wanted. Your claim that "all blog site is pasted from mashable post" is not correct and borders on insulting. Did you mean that you thought this particular post was pasted from mashable? Also this is definitely not what most would consider "spam". I haven't sent this to you; you found, read, and are now following my blog yourself. I'm flattered that you are following my blog-- but if you choose to comment again making false and insulting claims I will delete your posts.

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