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241) RSS 001

Robin Good — 2009-06-21T11:05:00+00:00

RSS 001 is an RSS semantic feed directory, which means that submitted feeds are processed an organized in a way that makes RSS feeds easier to find for the end user. Feeds are also auto-tagged and can be extensively categorized to reach the right audience. RSS 001 has a built-in search engine to find more easily the feeds of interest.

240) Feedmil

Robin Good — 2009-05-25T11:24:00+00:00

Feedmil is both a topic-focused feed search engine and a feed directory. You can add your RSS content and let people find your web site more easily. In the search interface, Feedmil allows you to specify also the popularity range of feeds and quickly discover less popular feeds located in the long tail of millions of feeds.

239) Feedest

Robin Good — 2009-05-02T09:14:00+00:00

Feedest is a a place for RSS feeds to be gathered and searched. You can easily submit your feed, add tags and then let other people discover the content of your site, news stream, or whatever your feed contains. Registration is not compulsory, but allows you to have a personal page inside Feedest and add the signature "added by..." to each feed you submit. Free to use.

238) RSS-Spider

Robin Good — 2009-04-17T17:36:00+00:00

RSS-Spider is a large directory containing user-submitted feeds divided by categories. Anyone is free to add her own feed to the site by registering and then submitting the specific URL. RSS feeds already present inside RSS-Spider database can be discovered with the built-in search engine. On the homepage there's a list of the top ten searched feeds of the day.

237) FeedListing

Robin Good — 2009-04-03T17:11:00+00:00

FeedListing is a huge RSS directory containing feeds of any type, that anyone can support by submitting her own feeds, helping the directory growing more every day. Feeds are divided in many categories, and you can browse by popular feeds, newest, top, and also see which are the most used tags. On the homepage random posts are selected daily, and you can also see the recently added entries.

236) Feedgy

Robin Good — 2009-03-20T15:54:00+00:00

Feedgy is an RSS feed directory and search engine which indexes thousands of RSS feeds, submitted by users on the web. Feeds are searchable by topic and keyword. Feedgy allows you to store a list of recently read feeds for easy viewing on return visits with no newsreader required.

235) Blogville.us

Robin Good — 2009-03-09T12:58:00+00:00

Blogville is a directory of blogs based on keywords. Each submitted blog is reviewed by humans in order to prevent spam or inappropriate content. The directory is also constantly checked for dead links and / or blogs that change their content. If you use WordPress, you can even use a dedicated plugin to automatically update your submission to Blogville and set the date of your last blog update.

234) FeedBees

Robin Good — 2008-09-22T14:01:04+00:00

FeedBees is an online RSS feed directory, counting more than 100000 feeds where you can submit all of your sites with no registration process, and people can easily monitor all of the changes that you make on your site directly from FeedBees. Feeds can be searched, browsed by category, subcategory and page rank. Plus, for any submitted feed that comes with Google Adsense within, the service collects the original Google

233) RSSMountain

Robin Good — 2008-08-11T15:59:50+00:00

RSS Mountain is one of the biggest RSS feed directories out there, currently featuring more than 1.2 million feeds listed in more than 30 categories, and still growing. After a free and fast registration, which only asks for your name and email, you can add all of your feeds to the service just by going into the category that best describes your site, click add link, and it will be

232) FeedSee

Robin Good — 2008-07-28T07:55:59+00:00

FeedSee is a blog directly, which features a very simple and direct interface. The only things you can do are searching and submitting feeds: to search for a feed, you will immediately notice the search box on the home page, where you can type any keyword you want and get all the feeds related to that word. Else, you can click the submission link and, just by pasting the link,

231) Best Directory

Robin Good — 2008-06-09T11:05:20+00:00

Best Directory is a big RSS feeds directory, that anyone can use to submit his feed without signing up to any service. Feeds are divided in 14 main categories, which are divided in two sub-categories themselves. If you want to submit your feed, all you need to do is to pick the appropriate category, select the sub-categories in which your feed will best fit, provide a feed link, name, description

230) Blogged

Robin Good — 2008-05-29T22:07:24+00:00

Blogged is an online blog directory that you can use to discover and promote interesting blogs Currently featuring 200,000 blogs, users can use Blogged to discover and explore new blogs, and communicate and interact directly with each other. Blogs are reviewed, rated, and categorized by editors, but anyone with an account can review and rate a blog to help it rise in the rankings. You can browse them by topic,

229) GeekySpeaky

Robin Good — 2008-03-31T16:29:08+00:00

GeekySpeaky is a small, growing weblog directory, now counting just more than 200 feeds. Feeds can be searched, browsed by category or latest additions and they can be submitted with three different methods: Featured links ($40) Regular links ($25) Regular links with reciprocal (Free) Once you are on the submission page, type a name, paste the URL of your feed, make up a description, select a category, provide your name

228) ReadBurner

Robin Good — 2008-03-10T13:56:16+00:00

ReadBurner is a free online service that aggregates items that are shared on Google Reader. This works by constantly updating RSS feeds of currently several hundred linkblogs: whenever an item is on multiple feeds, which means it has been shared by multiple people, it is automatically included. r. Shared items are divided into Popular, Upcoming, Most Recent, Popular This Week and Popular All Time categories. Adding a link to the

227) Blogotion

Robin Good — 2008-02-21T13:37:20+00:00

Blogotion is an online blog directory which aims to list high quality blogs. The people behind the directory review blogs prior to accepting them into the index to keep spammers and scrapers out. Popular blogs lists the top ten. Browse blogs by categories or check out the recommended blog of the month that appears on the home page below the categories. Blogotion provides a short overview of blogs.

226) A1 Web Links

Robin Good — 2008-01-21T15:15:57+00:00

A1 Web Links is a free blog directory that features more than 700 feeds, divided in 24 main categories, where anyone can submit her own RSS feed for free. Without even registering to the service, you can pick between three types of URL submission: Featured links: if you pick this option, your blog will be shown on the top of the page. Costs $9.95. Regular links your link will be

225) RSSHugger

Robin Good — 2008-01-07T15:49:06+00:00

RssHugger is a weblog directory that basically combines Technorati, rss directories, and search engine optimization into one. If you own a blog, you can get your own page on rssHugger for 10 years by giving an honest review of the site on your blog. If you want to join rssHugger but do not want to review our site, you can pay a one time review fee of $20. This fee,

224) Webloogle

Robin Good — 2007-12-10T15:49:56+00:00

Webloogle is a blog directory where anyone can submit his own RSS feed URL and keep an eye on how his blog is going. In fact, after you have signed up, and submitted your blog to the service, by providing the URL, a title, a description,and selecting the appropriate category you want your blog to be showed in, webloogle will offer you a dedicated page on which it'll show information,

223) MyBlog2U

Robin Good — 2007-11-12T14:00:52+00:00

MyBlog2U is an RSS feed directory featuring more than 2000 different weblogs, divided in 15 main category, which are themselves divided in other sub-categories. Blogs can be also searched, through the search bar on the bottom of the page. With a simple registration you can submit your own feed for free, as long as it respects the MyBlog2U policies, here listed. The fields you have to fill after you register

222) Blog Listing

Robin Good — 2007-11-05T15:54:04+00:00

Blog Listing is a free weblog directory where anyone can submit her feed. Available in both paid and free version, you can have your blog listed in the featured links section by paying $8/year, or simple select the free version to get in the regular links section. To add your own blog you just have to provide the title, URL, description, your name and email, and select an appropriate category.

221) FeedFury

Robin Good — 2007-10-22T10:35:15+00:00

FeedFury is a place on the internet where you can submit your RSS feeds, manage them, and also browse other people's feeds, and search through them. It features more than nine thousand feeds, divided in 52 categories, and which produce more than six million pages. FeedFury allows you also to post your personal RSS feeds: you can post your feed by deciding a category and pasting the feed's URL or

220) RSS Micro

Robin Good — 2007-10-05T13:43:21+00:00

RSS Micro is an online RSS feed search engine with more than 65 million feeds, blog posts, and news articles that you can browse and search into. Browsing between the feeds is really simple as you just have to pick between categories and sub-categories to find what you are looking for. Else, if you want to search for something manually, you can look for any word and decide whether to

219) Blog Search

Robin Good — 2007-09-18T19:09:23+00:00

Blog Search is an RSS feeds search engine featuring more than 10000 blogs, and growing every day. You can search for specific keywords or browse the blog categories to find what you are looking for. To add your blog, you just need to register for a free account, providing you name and email address, and you can start adding all of your blog feeds from the "Blog Submission" page. Then

218) ItsMyNews

Robin Good — 2007-08-20T13:11:34+00:00

ItsMyNews provides a personalized online content for news and online news community. Select from 50,000 media sources - newspapers, magazines, blogs, TV and radio, and more - to build your ItsMyNews page, which automatically updates on a regular basis. ItsMyNews collects news in text, photo, sound, and video format. You don't have to register, but you need to register if you want to personalize your news and access your personalized

217) MillionRSS

Robin Good — 2007-07-17T10:49:13+00:00

The MillionRSS project aims to promote general RSS promotion of feeds to the masses, to provide a place to browse feeds for popular categories of sites, to help out the little guys (and big guys too) - this is all about the long tail, to provide a single page for any blog or RSS feed out there with another home on the web to promote their content for free and

216) 9rules

Robin Good — 2007-06-25T11:34:12+00:00

9rules is a community of blogs. The site contains over 30 communities grouped by topics. 9 rules comes from the rules behind the site as listed in the about page. The site has two main areas: Our Choices and Your Choices. Our Choices brings readers content from the select member pages. This section also contains 9rules Live ( a reader community), 9rules Member Site Profiles (profiles of selected members) and

215) NewsNow

Robin Good — 2007-06-04T11:12:23+00:00

NewsNow monitors news in 22 languages from various online publications, including international, national and regional titles, newswires, magazines, press releases and online news sources spanning 139 countries. Notice the REG and SUB icons, which indicate if something requires registration and whether the site registration is free (REG) or a pay-to-register site (SUB). The well-organized home page lets you do single word headline searches, choose a news feed from a topic

214) Strategicboard

Robin Good — 2007-05-28T15:07:51+00:00

Strategicboard acts like a search engine for blogs and online news with a network of over 300,000 blogs and news feeds from around the world. The site has editorial techniques and automated processes in place to exclude spammers from its search engines. Strategicboard also invites users to report suspicious blogs using the "Report splog!" link that appears next to your search results. The home page lists the top blog posts

213) Genwi

Robin Good — 2007-05-21T12:57:51+00:00

Genwi is a resource that pulls together user-contributed RSS feeds in all media formats to help its users find and subscribe to Web content and create personalized content pages. Users can browse for content from blogs, podcasts, videos and other resources. The personal page displays their preferred media feeds and their friends shared content. Just click the Share It button next to each entry to quickly and easily share the

212) Mobispine

Robin Good — 2007-05-14T15:35:03+00:00

Mobispine is a free mobile feed browser that lets you stay up to date with news, entertainment and your friends' blogs through the Web site or a mobile device. To use Mobispine with a mobile device, you need a mobile phone that accepts Java MIDP2.0, and a GPRS, 3G or WiFi connected phone. Mobispine provides a list of compatible devices. You can use the search function to find public blogs

211) Spotplex

Robin Good — 2007-04-23T14:00:21+00:00

Spotplex provides real-time ranking of blog articles based on actual impression count. The site doesn't list articles people recommended or voted for, but rather lists articles read the most in a given timeframe. Though focused on articles, the site has blog standings showing the top blogs in a 24-hour period. Blog articles are grouped by categories and tags. Bloggers copy and paste code from Spotplex into their blogs and can

210) DayTimeNews

Robin Good — 2007-04-16T18:49:28+00:00

DayTimeNews.com is an RSS feed directory and search engine that searches all feeds, not just blog feeds. The site has a search tool, topics in the tag cloud box and items in the RSS News Directory list for discovering what you seek. DayTimeNews also shows featured feeds, popular feeds and the most recently updated feeds. Submitted feeds receive a static HTML page containing the feed title, description, a link to

209) Feedage

Robin Good — 2007-04-02T13:10:19+00:00

Feedage is a categorized and searchable RSS directory. Feedage's Myfeedage allows users to create personalized groups of feeds. These groups can be shared with other users and can also be exported as an OPML file for importing into your RSS reader. When you submit your own feeds and favorite feeds, you can view the list in My Feeds and sort them in various ways. My Groups and My Feedage work

208) myFeedz

Robin Good — 2007-03-26T15:42:40+00:00

myFeedz calls itself a social newspaper because myFeedz helps people find what's important from the sea of information out there and shows you what you need to read. myFeedz learns what you like and serves feeds related to your interests. The site isn't an online RSS reader even though news are tracked through RSS feeds. By learning what people like and what news are most linked or referenced, myFeedz improves

207) Feedbase

Robin Good — 2007-03-12T09:35:10+00:00

Feedbase is a database of feeds that are automatically validated through Feed Validator. At first glance, you might think Feedbase is a paid listing database, but the top list is the list of sponsors. The site doesn't charge for a regular listing. The basic search tool is simple. Just enter the keywords and the results instantly appear below the search box. Those wanting advanced search features also search by language,

206) RSS Network

Robin Good — 2007-02-26T15:38:10+00:00

RSS Network is a categorized directory and search engine for finding RSS feeds by topic. The site groups related feeds by topic, but visitors can also do keyword searches. RSS Network also lets users search keywords in an entry's contents or limit the search to the feed's title and description. The search engine also allows users to search for all words, any words and phrases. The well-organized results page (in

205) BlogSiteZone

Robin Good — 2007-02-19T15:42:10+00:00

BlogSiteZone is a human-edited blog directory organized by categories. The site neatly organizes the categories and indicates the number of blogs in each one. BlogSiteZone offers new listings, most popular listings and top rated sites. The listings pages contain a thumbnail of the blog along with its description, category and added date. Visitors can rate and review the site and report errors with a blog entry. The details page doesn't

204) News on Feeds

Robin Good — 2007-01-29T09:57:35+00:00

News on Feeds provides the latest news from sources around the world. The site tracks and aggregates news feeds into categories and arranges them by their published dates. Search the directory through the top level categories and their sub-categories. All categories and sub-categories, have feeds available. The site also has a search tool, which not only lets you sort by date, but also by relevance. For a surprise, click Random

203) Blog Toplist

Robin Good — 2007-01-22T10:22:08+00:00

BlogToplist.com is a blog directory sorted by the score each blog earns during the week. The list resets to zero when the week starts over (Monday 00:00 CMT), so new blogs have a chance to get to the top. Here is how the scoring works: 50 percent of the score each blog get comes from the votes that are sent from the blog. 35 percent of the score comes from

202) Photarium

Robin Good — 2007-01-15T11:51:44+00:00

Photarium, a directory of blogs, sorts blogs by tags as submitted by blog owners to ensure accurate categorizing. The people behind the site review all entries to filter out the spam blogs and only let in good quality sites. This site keeps things simple by displaying a list of the most popular tags. The larger the category or tag text, the more popular it is. You can also browse blogs

201) Outpost Earth

Robin Good — 2007-01-09T11:10:10+00:00

Outpost Earth collects the latest updates from bloggers around the world. The site lets visitors browse blogs by location or topic to discover what people are talking about in your area. Most of the locations that appear in the list are major cities in the United States and a handful of countries. If you don't hail from any of these locations, pick Earth. Once you pick a location or a

200) Newgie.com

Robin Good — 2006-12-11T10:01:43+00:00

Newgie.com delivers the news that people are most interested in by gathering, filtering and ranking news articles based on human interactions (page views, recommendations, favorites, etc.). Newgie uses the attention given to each news story by its readers to determine which stories are the most “newsy.” News still comes from the same reputable news sources that people are accustomed to using, but rather than viewing news as pre-packaged by the

199) BlogAnnounce

Robin Good — 2006-11-29T12:43:58+00:00

BlogAnnounce is a human edited blog directory that lists family friendly and spam free blogs organized by category. The people behind the directory have rules and procedures in place to prevent spam blogs from being listed. Explore new blogs by checking out the Latest Links and Top Hits pages, both of which provide a brief description for each blog to facilitate quick scanning. The directory also includes a search box

198) moQvo

Robin Good — 2006-11-13T09:58:20+00:00

moQvo is a social media center that allows you to add web sites and feeds that aren't already in the directory. Find content on the site by browsing the Channels in the Content Categories bar on the left side. After choosing a Channel, there’s more choices under the Shows tab. Once you see a Show that matches your interests, click on it to view a list of Episodes with descriptions

196) GoldenFeed

Robin Good — 2006-10-30T08:59:21+00:00

The Golden RSS Feed puts a spin on RSS feed to give users a chance to create traffic. Advertisers bid on spots within the feed and compete for a higher rank. The frequently asked questions page explains this process in detail. There's no charge for submitting a blog feed, however. The Golden RSS Feed shows only the top paying sites. But you can find sites of interest using the site's

195) Feed Mailer

Robin Good — 2006-10-23T08:54:02+00:00

Feed Mailer is an RSS subscription directory that sends feed updates to readers by email. Select the feeds you want and Feed Mailer emails updates on those selected feeds. Updates can go out every hour, daily or weekly. You can also select the number of items (blog entries) you want to receive. Its Global Directory holds over 1000 feeds. You can browse the directory by category including podcasts and non-English

194) Shadows

Robin Good — 2006-10-17T09:16:52+00:00

Shadows is a community-oriented site for sharing links and giving users the ability to discover, rate and share saved pages. If you just want to search tags and browse Shadow pages, you don't need to register. However, the site requires free registration to take advantage of its features including adding your blog and favorite web sites. With registration, you can track your links, friends, comments, groups and tags. Shadows provides

193) Tailrank

Robin Good — 2006-10-09T11:03:58+00:00

Tailrank is a memetracker which finds the most popular posts from thousands of blogs. Tailrank looks at linking behavior, the entry's content, links in common with other users, search relevance and other factors. Tailrank's blog covers product direction, feature releases and other Tailrank news. The site also has a mobile edition for those on the go with cell phone and small devices. Just create an account, import your OPML, and

192) HappyFish

Robin Good — 2006-09-25T13:10:49+00:00

HappyFish is an RSS reader, podcast client and feed directory. HappyFish mainly provides software for you to download and add feeds. But it does have a growing directory in which you can download feeds by subject. Read an overview of Happy Fish and check out its frequently asked questions. Here are screenshots of HappyFish's RSS reader and podcast client. Download the client -- beware it requires installing the free .NET

191) Free Feeds Directory

Robin Good — 2006-09-11T13:49:10+00:00

Free Feeds Directory is a basic feeds directory with links to RSS-related sites and their feeds as well as to sites that have feeds including blogs, business and retail sites and more. Check out the latest links to see the most recently submitted links and a description of each. The links take you straight to their respective feeds. Top Hits just like it sounds, provides a list of the most

190) UncleFeed

Robin Good — 2006-09-04T11:58:23+00:00

UncleFeed is a resource for RSS technology. The site provides a directory for finding feeds by category, a forum for discussing RSS, articles and a list of software tools. Its sister site, YeahReader offers free program for reading news feeds in RSS, RDF and Atom formats and podcasts. When searching for feeds, the site produces the matches in a column layout along with the search keywords highlighted. You see the

189) nfeeds.com

Robin Good — 2006-08-28T10:15:47+00:00

nfeeds.com is a basic portal for feeds sorted by categories. nfeeds.com lists recent and popular feeds. Select a category to view the feeds sorted by hits. You can change it to sort alphabetically. Every entry comes with its feed link, a brief description and links to add the entry to Google, MSN or Yahoo. The link on the name of the site takes you to the feed, not to the

188) Wikology

Robin Good — 2006-08-21T17:13:54+00:00

Wikology is a wiki-based business and web site directory. Think of Wikology as Wikipedia meets Chamber of Commerce. The site lists business blogs, web sites and profiles. The business profiles contain information on the business such as the date fonded, number of employees, industry (category), annual revenue and organization type. How much information provided depends on how much information is entered. Since Wikology is a wiki, visitors can edit almost

187) Ranking Blogs

Robin Good — 2006-08-07T12:20:01+00:00

RankingBlogs.com is a directory of sites by ranking. A blog's worth is based on the number of unique and average hits the blog receives since the last reset (no information on how often the blogs are reset). Blogs are rated by category as well for overall rankings. Every listed blog receives direct links and dedicated individual pages that contain statistics, a description and other information. You only have to register

186) Octora

Robin Good — 2006-07-31T11:56:22+00:00

Octora is a resource for grabbing live content feeds to add to your web site or to find blogs through its search tool. No sign up is required to use search, which provides a list of related results with links to the feeds. When you click an item, a pop-up box appears (turn off pop-up blocker to get the full benefit from the site) with the the blog's home page,

185) iBlog Business

Robin Good — 2006-07-27T16:53:03+00:00

iBlog Business is a business blog directory operated by businesses or corporations. Businesses are sorted into a handful of subjects and 90 categories that fall under the subjects. The directory makes it easy to discover newly added links on its new links page and on its home page. The search tool provides a summary of each blog that appears in the search results along with a link to the category,

184) gnoos

Robin Good — 2006-07-17T11:34:48+00:00

gnoos is a search engine with a focus on providing Australians with the latest online information. Though gnoos gives Aussie resources priority, the site accepts non-Aussie blogs. Plus, the search tool can search by region -- Australia, the world, or both. The home page provides a list of the top five searches and top tags long with the latest updates in Aussie blogs, Aussie media and global blogs. In the

183) Ask.com Blogs and Feeds

Robin Good — 2006-07-10T09:50:49+00:00

Ask.com is a search tool that finds answers. The site has added a separate section for blogs and feeds that searches blogs by way of Bloglines. Therefore, all blogs submitted to Bloglines are included in Ask.com's blog search. The search results page can be viewed one of three ways: by posts, by feeds or by news. Then further customize your results by selecting whether you want to sort by relevance,

182) Sphere

Robin Good — 2006-07-03T11:18:40+00:00

Sphere is a blog search engine for finding blogs and adding yours. Customize the search results to select the timeframe of the last posting for the keyword you're searching. While you have a keyword in the search box, click Related Media to get photos, books, podcasts and news items containing your keyword. On the results page, Sphere displays only two posts per blog to avoid having blogs with frequent postings

181) Blogmopolis

Robin Good — 2006-06-26T13:41:20+00:00

Blogmopolis is a blog directory and exchange. Use the search box to quickly find blogs by title or tags. Search by keywords, blog descriptions pr blog name. The site is very simple in that you enter keywords into the search box and it produces a list of related results. The list takes you right to the blog. It just takes two steps to start reading a blog that has your

180) BlogCode.com

Robin Good — 2006-06-19T10:15:43+00:00

BlogCode.com is a resource of blog recommendations by starting with your favorite weblog (or perhaps even your own) and find others like it. This tool is based on StoryCode.com, which provides book recommendations based on the books you like. Recommendations are based not only on subject matter, but also on the style and input of the bloggers themselves and their readers. The recommendations come from the views of those who

179) Globe of Blogs

Robin Good — 2006-06-12T10:30:28+00:00

Globe of Blogs is a blog directory that lists blogs beyond title and location. It also lists blogs by author name, birthday and topic. The directory has been up sine 2002, so it has over 35,000 blogs registered! Plenty to keep you busy for a while. You can see how many blogs are listed for each listing type as a number in brackets appears next to the topic. The left

178) Blog Resource

Robin Good — 2006-06-05T11:30:59+00:00

Blog Resource is a directory of blogs and podcasts. The blog directory is sorted by categories with the latest listings appearing below the categories. You can also click Popularity to get a list of the top 10 blogs for each category. Discover new podcasts using the search tool, which also has advanced search options that narrows your results by selecting the search type and where to search. When browsing categories,

177) Blog-Watch.com

Robin Good — 2006-05-29T09:49:03+00:00

Blog-Watch.com is a basic blog directory with blogs sorted into categories and subcategories. It also has a separate list for New Blogs, Hot Blogs and Top Rated Blogs. However, the Hot Blogs is currently empty and only two sites appear in the Top Rated list. Its advanced search tool lets you specific a title, URL, description, category, contact name or Email. You can search by one item, some items or

176) gabbr.com

Robin Good — 2006-05-22T08:15:13+00:00

gabbr.com is a community-based social networking site that allows bloggers from various blogs to submit their thoughts for discussion in Gabbr as well as their own blogs for cross-promotion and for the building of online communities. Gabbr also has a social bookmarking service, a public news aggregator, forums, games and a trade-up application for exchanging used games, toys and books. When users register, they get access to more services including

175) Answers.com

Robin Good — 2006-05-15T18:27:31+00:00

Answers.com is a quick reference for finding answers, and it accepts blogs. The site attempts to be different from a search engine by providing details instead of just links when you search for something. Submitted blogs become a part of the Answers.com resource and appear whenever a person is looking for answers on a topic covered in the blog. Enter a word or two into the search box, and the

174) All-Blogs.net

Robin Good — 2006-05-08T12:16:03+00:00

All-Blogs.net directory contains only blogs, not just any site that has a feed. This simple directory lists many categories and subcategories on its home page. Select a category to see a list of subcategories and blogs listed in the category. To get to the list of blogs for the category, you need to scroll down past the ads. Latest Links and Top Hits list blogs in each of these lists

173) Best of the Web Blogs

Robin Good — 2006-05-03T12:15:01+00:00

Best of the Web Blogs is a directory that spotlights the Web's premier destinations. A team of editors reviews all sites for quality, unique content, no broken links or pictures, running 24/7 and placed in the most relevant category. The site has two main parts: Best of the Web and Best of the Web Blogs. The former focuses on Web sites in general while the latter is for blogs. The

172) Flookie

Robin Good — 2006-04-24T10:07:39+00:00

Flookie is a human-managed blog search directory to ensure the quality of the blog and that it's not unsavory. We've unfortunately seen many spam or junk blogs that look like they have original content when they don't. Flookie works to avoid having such blogs listed. The directory also has a related blog with news, current events and personal stuff from the directory's author called Journal of Flookie. The directory has

171) BlogXchange.us

Robin Good — 2006-04-17T11:43:39+00:00

BlogXchange.us is a blog exchange site where you get more traffic for your blog by checking out others in exchange. Like other blog exchange sites, you're required to register before you can enter your blogs and start surfing other blogs to get credit. You must view a blog for 20 seconds before getting credit and moving on to the next one. Four boxes appear and you have to select the

170) Blog Search

Robin Good — 2006-04-10T11:57:10+00:00

Blog Search is a simple blog search engine for finding blogs, adding yours or grabbing an RSS feed. You can also add Blog Search's most popular blog sites, most recent blog sites, or both lists by category to your blog by copying and pasting javascript into your blog. Click on Blog Statistics to see a list of the 10 most popular and 10 most recent blogs. When you select a

169) BlogMighty

Robin Good — 2006-04-03T11:06:03+00:00

BlogMighty is a search engine and directory of blogs and blog-related sites. Use its advanced search engine to find links or articles by keywords or browse the top searches. You can also browse the directory by category, by newest sites, by most popular and random picks. The site also has articles about blogging and accepts article submissions. You can browse articles by newest, most popular and top rated. Like the

168) Industry Blogs

Robin Good — 2006-03-27T09:07:49+00:00

Industry Blogs is a catalog of business blogs related to specific industries as opposed to blogs that are based on the blogger's wide range of interests including those that are industry-related. The directory requires subjective judgment for submission and the people behind it do their best to be fair. Blogs are sorted by category with a number next to each indicating the number of blogs in the category. You can

167) Blog Advance

Robin Good — 2006-03-20T12:14:59+00:00

Blog Advance is a community in which bloggers surf other blogs in exchange for getting traffic to their own blogs. For each blog you surf, you get credits to allocate to your blog. You can also earn credits by clicking on sites or playing jackpot slots. Meet others in the community through the forums and the tagboard (top menu on every page - opens in a new window). The tagboard

166) BlogClicker

Robin Good — 2006-03-14T10:17:02+00:00

BlogClicker is a blog traffic exchange where you get credit by visiting other members' sites. For every two blogs you view, one other blogger sees your blog. You can also earn credits through the weekly surf competition and the referral competition. You can talk with others in the community through the messenger and tagger. You must view member blogs for at least 20 seconds to get credit before continuing to

165) About.com

Robin Good — 2006-03-06T13:51:40+00:00

About.com is a huge resource with many guides providing information on topics of every kind. Its Computing and Technology: Weblogs guide has a weblogs resource where blogs are sorted by high level categories. Half of the categories are about blogging while the other half are the different types of blogs that aren't about blogging. Here's the list of category or theme. The Weblogs guide has plenty of articles, how tos,

164) Blog Soldiers

Robin Good — 2006-02-27T10:56:32+00:00

Blog Soldiers is a blog exchange site where others discover your blog in exchange for your viewing theirs. To start, register and enter your blogs. Then surf members' blogs so you can rack up credits. You view each blog for at least 20 seconds before moving on to the next one. Another way to earn traffic is to get promoted. While surfing, your earn letters that spell out the name

163) Bloggeries

Robin Good — 2006-02-20T09:59:40+00:00

Bloggeries is a Yahoo-style blog directory that also has a few articles on blogging. The directory is easy to use as you just click on the category or subcategory of interest to get an alphabetical list of blogs. Blogs can also be sorted by hits. The lists display the blog's title, link and brief description. Blogs also come with a Refer This Blog link so you can send the blog

162) Blog Directory Submit

Robin Good — 2006-02-13T11:57:36+00:00

Blog Directory Submit is a new Atom/RSS feed directory with over 500 categories. The site wants to be a forum for news, stories, photos, and general networking. Blog Directory Submitaccepts only RSS Feeds and Atom XML feeds, but you can convert your feed at 2rss.com. In the future, it hopes allow regular blog submissions. Discover feeds by searching or browsing the new feeds, popular, random or check the home page,

161) Blogazoo

Robin Good — 2006-02-06T09:51:07+00:00

Blogazoo is a community-driven blogging tool where members read and comment on blogs. After registration, your account isn't activated until you've read 10 blogs. The more blogs you read, the more credits you get that can be used around the site. To read the first blog, click Surf. Then a set of numbers or colors appear on the bottom or top frame (after so much time passes) where you must

160) Blogion.com

Robin Good — 2006-01-30T10:31:23+00:00

Blogion.com is a blog directory to help you find blogs by language, country, keywords, categories even blog host and most popular. The language listing actually displays languages by the language's name along with its English name in parenthesis (for example, it displays Español (Spanish) (235)). The (235) indicates the number of blogs listed that are in Español. Not only can you search for blogs by entering keywords into the search

159) BlogExplosion

Robin Good — 2006-01-19T16:00:37+00:00

BlogExplosion is a directory of over 32,000 blogs. You can see the top ten countries with blogs in its directory on the home page. Browse the directory by category or by country. The category and country pages list thumbnail images along with a paragraph's worth of information for each entry. Members can rate and review blogs, "blogmark" site, add and view comments and more. Surfing member blogs is a great

158) BlogBiB

Robin Good — 2006-01-16T15:16:44+00:00

BlobBib is a human-edited blog directory with over 500 blogs and 150 categories. Discover blogs by clicking on New Blogs or Popular Blogs. These lists display the title, link, PageRank (PR) number, number of hits and a brief description. When clicking on the title, it opens the blog in a new window. You can resort the list to sort by PageRank, Hits, Alphabet or Submission Date. The categories have numbers

157) FeedShot

Robin Good — 2006-01-09T14:31:37+00:00

FeedShot is a one-time blog submission service that manually submits your RSS feed to a collection of search engines and news services. By one-time, it means that it's not a pinging service that you ping every time your feed is updated. Rather, it means the site adds your feed to multiple sites instead of your going to each one to submit your blog. The service submits to nine sites for

156) blogBunch

Robin Good — 2006-01-03T15:41:34+00:00

blogBunch is a simple category-based blog directory that also lists the most popular and latest entries. It doesn't have a search tool. To find blogs, select a category and then its subcategory to get a list of blogs sorted by title along with their brief description and the time they were last updated. Next to the entry is a thumbnail of the site. Click on the blog's title to read

155) RSSMad

Robin Good — 2005-12-27T12:31:18+00:00

RSS MAD is a collection of RSS feeds and a feed reader so you can read feeds from within the site. You can also view feeds through RSS MAD by entering the feed link on the Feed Reader page to get the latest entries for that feed appear and this page doesn't require registration. If you are registered, then you can immediately add the feed to "My Feeds" by clicking

154) Bulletize

Robin Good — 2005-12-23T10:33:50+00:00

Bulletize is a searchable blog directory with many categories and subcategories. As of this writing, there aren't many blogs listed. The site uses breadcrumb navigation while you're browsing the categories, so it's easy to move around the site. The site also has a search box for finding blogs by keywords. Registration isn't required to use the site or add a blog, but it's available so you can customize features.

153) 5 Star Blogs

Robin Good — 2005-12-15T15:01:17+00:00

5 Star Blogs is an online blog directory that lists blogs from all over the world. The site features ranking, statistics, reviewing and commenting for all blogs listed. Every month, a blog is featured as the Blog of the Month. Discover new blogs through the top ten blogs and recently added blogs lists that appear on the home page along with categories. The site uses different colored folder icons to

152) TheVital.Net

Robin Good — 2005-12-13T13:03:22+00:00

TheVital.Net is a well-categorized blog and news search directory that's searchable. All entries are manually reviewed to ensure quality. Either enter keywords into the search box or select a category to browse. The category page lists subcategories and the number of blogs in each are shown in parenthesis. The list of sites appear with the title and a brief description. Click on the title to go to the entry's Web

151) BlogFlux Directory

Robin Good — 2005-12-07T12:56:56+00:00

BlogFlux is a directory of blogs that can be searched by tags, categories, country, language and groups. Blog Flux was created as the spiritual successor to the Eatonweb Portal (#35). The Portal, in its heyday, had been the best blog directory - lots of information, and a whote lot of user reviews. Unfortunately, as the site grew, the original webmaster was unable to keep the site up and running properly.

150) Blogsweet

Robin Good — 2005-12-05T15:54:02+00:00

BlogSweet is a human-edited blog directory organized by categories and sub-categories. Enter keywords into the search box and search for a blog by category. The latest blogs added to the directory appear on the home page as well as in each category. You can suggest a category for adding to the directory. Each entry appears with its title and a description.

149) Google Blog Search

Robin Good — 2005-11-30T13:40:40+00:00

Google Blog Search is a search engine that searches only blogs so you don't have to deal with the clutter of having non-blogs in your search results. Enter keywords and the results page not only displays blogs that have the keywords, but also shows a short list of related blogs. The difference is that the keyword doesn't simply appear in an entry. The related blogs tend to be blogs about

148) Blog Top Sites

Robin Good — 2005-11-28T12:30:16+00:00

Blog Top Sites is a directory of top sites based on ratings. Ranking is based on the number of unique visits the blog receives every week. The folks behind the site ensure there is no cheating and they do manual checks. For the sake of fairness every blog is reset to zero at the start of the week. You can see the dates of the last and next resets at

147) FindingBlog

Robin Good — 2005-11-22T15:53:31+00:00

FindingBlog is a blog directory with blogs sorted by category. The easy to use interface not only lets you browse categories, but also check the New Blogs, Hot Blogs and Top Rated blogs. The New Blogs list displays the new blogs by category. Hot Blogs and Top Rated display the blogs sorted by category along with their ratings. Each entry contains a title, URL, description, category, date added, rate it

146) The House of Blogs

Robin Good — 2005-11-18T14:59:12+00:00

The House of Blogs is a directory of blog articles / entries sorted into categories. Its main language is Spanish, but the site has an English version. Though it shows it has French, German, Italian and Portuguese versions, they're not available yet and the site says they will be available soon. The site has an RSS feed for keeping up with its latest article updates. The home page displays the

145) FeedPark

Robin Good — 2005-11-14T11:44:49+00:00

FeedPark is a human edited Web feeds directory and search engine. Feeds are organized by categories and there is a separate directory for personal Web feeds, which cover personal blogs and feeds categorized by region. Discover new feeds through the Most Popular Webfeeds and Recently Added Feeds lists or use the search box. Browsing the directory is similar to browsing Yahoo's directory structure. The top level page of the category

144) Blogoriffic

Robin Good — 2005-11-10T11:06:13+00:00

Blogoriffic is a blog directory and blogger network community. Not only can you add and search blogs, but also you can connect with others. After registering for a free account, you can create a profile, add an image or avatar, add bloggies (buddies), keep a list of favorite blogs and invite others to join. There are many ways to find blogs as well as meet other "bloggies" on the network.

143) FeedPub

Robin Good — 2005-11-07T11:11:58+00:00

FeedPub is a categorized directory of blogs. You can browse by category or you can enter a URL or keywords into the search tool. Top Rated and New Links, of course, display the blogs that have received the best ratings or have recently been added. The results page neatly organizes the entries and provides a title, link to its site, description, popularity scale and comments.

142) Feeds2Read

Robin Good — 2005-11-03T18:40:39+00:00

Feeds2Read is a feed search engine and RSS directory with five categories including computer, media, miscellaneous, news, and programming. The categories have subcategories. After clicking on one, 10 feeds appear at a time and they can be sorted by date, URL and language. Every entry includes a title, short description, URL, copyright, date added, language and the feed link. While viewing a feed's info, you can get the feed for

141) Feednation

Robin Good — 2005-11-01T12:48:05+00:00

Feednation is a cross between a feed reader and collection of feeds packed with many features. To use it and submit your feeds, the site requires free registration. All you need to enter is an email address, user ID and create a password. You can add your del.icio.us account in the Control Panel so you can pass tags you create in Feednation to the Del.icio.us account. Save a bookmarklet to

140) RSS-Feed

Robin Good — 2005-10-27T22:25:21+00:00

RSS-Feed is a feed reader and directory of feeds. The site is available in English and French. Feeds are sorted into categories, which include Computers, Games, Movies, Music, People and Science. Category pages list the latest news and a summary of each blog. Clicking Read the Feed provides a list of the latest headlines. Click on a headline to get more details. The site has a search tool for finding

139) Feedminer

Robin Good — 2005-10-19T10:53:25+00:00

FeedMiner is a pure feed search engine for finding content by search keywords and getting the feed. Some sites hide their feeds and it's time consuming to find them. The search results display the title of the Web site or blog, brief information that appears in the start of the feed, a preview link and the feed link. Click on the title or Preview link to view the latest entries

138) Rojo

Robin Good — 2005-10-13T14:05:56+00:00

Rojo is a free, web-based RSS feed reader with social networking capabilities. Rojo provides many features you can access after registering for free by entering your ID, email address, and password. Once submitted, it walks you through a wizard for personalizing your feeds. You don't have to fill in all of the fields or you can skip the wizard. Rojo has the following features: A feed directory that organizes RSS

137) NewsNetPlus

Robin Good — 2005-10-08T09:06:36+00:00

NewsNetPlus is a blog and RSS feed search engine. NewsNetPlus has a simple interface for searching blogs by keywords and the results can be sorted by date or relevance. The search results come with a feed that you can add to your feed reader. Each entry in the search results has the title or headline, a brief summary, the source from where the entry comes, the date posted, a link

136) BlogScholar

Robin Good — 2005-09-30T11:09:15+00:00

BlogScholar is an academic blogging portal that lists academic-related blogs by subject including art, chemistry, computer science, media studies, literature, medicine, physics and sociology. Storyfinder is an interesting directory of RSS Newsfeeds hand-picked by Blogscholar editors. The site also has news items and archived posts about academic blogging.

135) The Blog Resource

Robin Good — 2005-09-23T10:13:33+00:00

The Blog Resource is a general directory of blogs. Search for blogs by browsing categories, entering keywords into the search box, clicking Latest Links for newly submitted blogs or clicking Top Hits for the latest hot blogs. When clicking on a category, you receive a list of blogs for that category along with their titles, URLs, and brief descriptions.

134) Blogtastic

Robin Good — 2005-09-19T10:22:15+00:00

Blogtagstic is a human moderated blog directory with tags. All links in this blog directory go straight to the blogger's site without redirects to improve individual blog's backlinks. This directory is different from most directories as it uses tags instead of categories for browsing. Click on a tag and a list of blogs related to that tag will appear. Each blog listed in the directory comes with its title, description

133) Jordo Media

Robin Good — 2005-09-15T10:55:51+00:00

Jordo Media is an RSS / Atom feed directory organized by content categories, new, popular, top rated and editor's picks. You can also click on Random to see a random feed. You can also search feeds by keywords. Each day a new feed appears in the Feed of the Day box on the right side of the home page with the title, description and date added. The Top 20 Feeds

132) FeedBomb

Robin Good — 2005-09-14T00:36:32+00:00

FeedBomb is a directory organized by content categories. These include: Arts, Business, Computers, Entertainment, Finance, Health, Home, Internet, Reference and Society. At press time, the directory doesn't have many entries yet, but it's growing. It creates a new page just for your site, which includes the title, description, headlines, links to your articles, feed link, and site link.

131) BlogsbyWomen

Robin Good — 2005-09-08T11:34:23+00:00

BlogsByWomen is a directory of blogs run by women. It includes many categories ranging from Arts & Entertainment to Technology. Its home page has a Blogs by Women Blogroll, short version of its directory and a link to the Blogs by Women Directory where you get the full blown list of sites. You can click on any of the categories to browse blogs or page through the complete list. You

130) ExploreBlogs.com

Robin Good — 2005-09-06T10:54:06+00:00

ExploreBlogs.com is a blog directory with RSS feeds. The blogs are sorted by categories that you can browse or you can find blogs through the search box. You can also click on Browse to get a list of blogs and view them page by page. The Most Popular Blogs are shown on the right side. Each entry has a brief description, its listed categories and its latest entries. Visitors can

129) Blogfuse

Robin Good — 2005-09-01T12:12:12+00:00

Blogfuse Blog Directory is a catalog of blogs covering many topics from all over the world. This is a family-friendly site so blogs of adult material are not accepted. The directory is new, so you won't find many entries yet. You can search for blogs by category or use the search box. If you think a category needs adding, you can submit a new category here. Newest blogs accepted for

128) RateItAll

Robin Good — 2005-08-28T11:46:31+00:00

RateItAll is an interactive blog directory for finding, promoting and rating blogs. Blogs are grouped by type and visitors can publicly rate and review each blog. Each blog category is ordered by cumulative user rating. The RateItAll Blog Directory is a small part of the site as it has another and larger side of it: RateItAll Topics, WebLists and RateLocal where users give opinions on businesses, people, products, and local

127) FeedCat

Robin Good — 2005-08-23T03:24:00+00:00

FeedCat is an RSS search engine and a directory organized by content categories. These include: News & Business, Technique, Weblogs, Culture, Regions, Companies, Language, and Other. Feedcat is available in three languages: Czech, Slovak, and English. It has another unique feature that I haven't seen, filtering feeds by language, not just these three, but many. For example, if you want to find Spanish-speaking sites, click on "es" under the Filter

126) RSS Locator

Robin Good — 2005-08-21T18:31:51+00:00

RSS Locator is an RSS search engine and a directory organized by content categories. These include: Business, DVDs and Entertainment, Government, Music, Science, Sports, Computers & Technology, Education, Health & Medicine, Real Estate, Stocks & Investing, Travel and All Feeds. You can find RSS feeds by searching or browsing the RSS Locator directory.

125) FindRSS

Robin Good — 2005-07-19T16:58:13+00:00

Created by Darren Crocker FindRSS is a comprehensive directory of rss, xml, rdf and atom data feeds. Paid services allow users to promote their feeds by positioning them on the opening page of findrss.net or make them really easy to find by adding them to the pop-down menu of 'quick-pick' feeds. When searching for feeds, a preview of the feed is returned with your search results, making the process of

124) Redtram

Robin Good — 2005-07-06T15:54:24+00:00

Redtram is an RSS search engine that provides a cutting edge, innovative approach to aggregate topic-related news in multiple languages and from different parts of the world. Redtram presently aggregates the feed content of over 4,000 sources with over 2,300 in English. Redtram also provides an interface in multiple languages and multiple services to access, read and syndicate news feeds. Redtram operates cooperatively with its news and content providers by

123) Bloggerfind

Robin Good — 2005-06-27T18:00:19+00:00

Bloggerfind is a directory of blogs. It uncludes many categories ranging from arts to technology topics. Access and organization of the site is rather good and finding/searching new blogs is straighforward. You can easily access New Listed Blogs, Top Ranked and Most Popular ones.

122) Blogs for Small Business Directory

Robin Good — 2005-06-23T18:11:58+00:00

Blogs: For Small Business is a blog directory dedicated to serving small business. It includes blogs that are written by small business for small business. It's purpose is for small business owners to find what they need without having to search all over the place and dig through oodles of categories to get to just the right nugget of information. Blogs that belong in this directory are any blog that

121) Bloggernity

Robin Good — 2005-05-25T12:22:14+00:00

Bloggernity is a Blog search engine and directory organized by categories. By choosing one of the listed categories, you will find a page containing all the blogs that are related to that subject, plus a list of the "most popular" and "Top Rated" ones. From the main page you can also access the "last 20 newly listed Blogger Sites". Bloggernity also contains a "red light" area for "Sex Blogs". If

120) IceRocket

Robin Good — 2005-05-18T16:37:53+00:00

Icerocket is a blog and RSS search engine. The service actually offers several other facilities including a full web search, a breaking News page, Images and a Multimedia Search (over 12 million media files). One unique feature of Icerocket is Blog Trend Search which allows you to map any three selected topics over time in the blogosphere. You can see an example right here. Another interesting feature accessible at Icerocket

119) RSS Network

Robin Good — 2005-04-12T23:37:15+00:00

RSS Network is an RSS search engine and a directory organized by content categories. These include: Animals, Arts, Communications, Education, Entertainment, Forums, Health, Internet, News, Personal, Real Estate, Religion & Spirituality, Shopping, Technology, Articles, Business & Economy, Computer, Employment, Environment, Games, Home, Law Enforcement, Non-English RSS Feeds, Politics & Government, Reference, Science, Sports and Travel. You can find RSS feeds by searching or navigating RSS Network's directory.

118) Feedmap.net (BlogMap)

Robin Good — 2005-04-09T08:28:29+00:00

BlogMap is an online resource where blogs meet maps and locations. Using the site, you can geo-code your blog, browse other geo-coded blogs and search for blogs. As soon as you geo-code your blog, you get a BlogMap location with a simple URL for cutting and pasting providing blogs map and locations. You can also get a local blogroll, which provides you with a feed of blogs within specified miles

117) RSS Feeds

Robin Good — 2005-04-04T08:10:37+00:00

RSS Feeds is an RSS, Atom and XML directory containing links to RSS feeds. It's also explains RSS and provides links to validators, readers, statistics, version information and links to search other RSS sites. It also has a forum, but it was down at the time of this writing. You can search the directory by entering a keyword and the results have the keyword in the title, description or both.

116) Feed24

Robin Good — 2005-03-29T12:29:45+00:00

Feed24 is an online resource integrating a news search engine scanning over 250,000 news sources and blogs. Feed24 also provides a number of interesting features: It organizes RSS feeds around a set of categories that includes World News, Computers & Internet, Business & Economics, Sports, and Entertainment A free toolbar to direct access to news and other publications using keyword search on Feed24 A free email service with the latest

115) Plazoo

Robin Good — 2005-03-25T20:58:14+00:00

Plazoo is an RSS search engine for news feeds which indexes more than 100,000 RSS feeds. You can search by categories. These include: Newspapers & Media, Blogs, Sports, Adult, Advertising, IT Blogs, Gay, Headlines, Exchange, Music, Jobmarket, Health, Medicine & Pharmaceutics, Science, Forums, Events, Antivirus & Security, Local News, Games, and All Categories.

114) Feeds4all

Robin Good — 2005-03-14T19:25:17+00:00

Feeds4all is an RSS search engine and directory that organizes feeds by category and subcategory. The site has a brief explanation of web feeds. Discover new blogs and feeds by checking out the new web feeds, most popular feeds and most popular enclosures. The top of the Web site has links to the top 100 and 1000 feeds. If you use the Search Top tool, you get tags. 100 most

113) Read A Blog

Robin Good — 2005-03-10T19:21:52+00:00

Read a Blog is a blog search engine that allows you to search for blogs by entering keywords into the search box. You can browse blogs on the home page by newest blogs, last five viewed, your last viewed blogs (it's blank till you've looked at one), most popular, today's top keywords, top keywords and the last six searches. Each entry displays the release date (date submitted to site), feed

112) Rss Feeds Directory

Robin Good — 2005-03-05T18:59:09+00:00

Rss Feeds Directory is a news RSS directory organized by content categories. Categories also have subcategories. Blogs are listed along with a brief summary on the category and subcategory pages. Click the blog title to go straight to its Web site. It provides a list of RSS readers (applications for reading feeds) and software (applications for creating feeds from content). The RSS Feed Marketing Tips provides advice on how to

111) The Nooked RSS Directory

Robin Good — 2005-02-27T15:17:45+00:00

The Nooked RSS Directory is an RSS directory for corporate. This directory organizes all RSS feeds around a set of categories that includes: Arts & Humanities, Entertainment, Recreation & Sport, Technology , Automotive, Government, Reference, Business, Health, Regional, Education, News & Media and Science. You can search RSS feeds by keyword or by categories.

110) Newzfire

Robin Good — 2005-02-24T10:49:38+00:00

Newzfire is an online resource integrating a news search engine scanning over 100,000 news sources and blogs and an interesting News Channel Guide.

109) Bloghub

Robin Good — 2005-02-07T23:04:33+00:00

Bloghub is a blog directory and a blog search engine operating across different languages. Bloghub.com is an online directory and community where members from around the world gather here and exchange ideas. Bloghub offers also a forum, an online chat and a set of free resources.

108) Blogrankings

Robin Good — 2005-02-02T12:11:21+00:00

Blogrankings is a RSS directory organized by content categories. BlogRankings also lists top rated, newest, popular and Updated. Each blog entry provides its title, description, county, URL, rating, hits and the date added. You can review and rate any blog.

107) EveryFeed.com

Robin Good — 2005-01-30T10:13:37+00:00

EveryFeed.com is an online resource supplying both a multi-language blog directory as well as a full RSS search engine. After filling out a registration EveryFeed.com provides a number of interesting features to its members: a snippet of code that can be used on your web site to display an RSS search feed tapping into the full EveryFeed.com database. a selection of feeds to be displayed in your personalized page the

106) The Feed Directory

Robin Good — 2005-01-24T11:47:21+00:00

The Feed Directory is a RSS directory integrating several thousand feeds in its database. The Feed Directory features the following: A complete set of feeds organized by categories which include Arts, Business, Computers, Games, Health, Home/Living, News, Recreation, Reference, Science, Shopping, Society and Sports. A Complete Feed Listing into alphabetical order, or by type ( RSS, RDF, Atom ) A Search Engine for feeds with these options: Feed Search, Feed

105) MyMSN RSS Directory

Robin Good — 2005-01-20T11:31:51+00:00

The MSN RSS directory of My MSN portal is an online resource for MyMSN users that allows to search feeds from MSN recommended sources subdivided for content Provider, popular content or around a set of categories that includes Business, Entertainment, Lifestyle, MSN tools, News, Shopping, Sports and Tech. MyMSN users can also get feeds directly from the web through an RSS search engine. All Feeds selected will be displayed into

104) News Feed Directories

Robin Good — 2005-01-19T14:29:23+00:00

News Feed Directories is a RSS directory organized by content categories. These include: Arts, Business, Computers, Games, Health, Home, News, Recreation, Reference, Regional, Science, Shopping, Society, Sports, Other.

103) CompleteRSS

Robin Good — 2005-01-13T19:16:52+00:00

CompleteRSS is a blog search engine in beta version that appears to be very professional. It contains several thousand feeds in its database and an useful "RSS Tips & Tricks" section.

102) Shas3

Robin Good — 2005-01-09T11:00:24+00:00

Shas3.com has a directory of RSS feeds. Search for feeds by browsing categories, which includes a list of new categories, top visited categories, and all categories. You can also enter keywords into the search box and search by channel or category. Channel provides a list of feeds available while categories displays matching categories. Click on a category to get sub categories as well as feeds. You can also download the

101) Postami

Robin Good — 2004-12-26T21:46:19+00:00

Postami is a online resource providing both a blog directory and an RSS search engine. Postami provides also a snippet of code that can be freely used on any web site to display an RSS search feed tapping into the Postami database.

100) Blog Universe

Robin Good — 2004-11-20T11:35:37+00:00

BlogUniverse is a "blog directory and blog resource tool". BlogUniverse provides a more professional and credible interface that many of the other small directories, though as them, it contains only a few thousand resources (presently 1538). Bloguniverse organizes all blogs around a set of categories that includes: Business, Entertainment, International, Nature and Environment, News and Media, Personal Blogs, Photo Blogs, Political Blogs, Sex, Society, Spiritual, Sports, Technology.

99) Weblog Directory

Robin Good — 2004-11-20T11:15:50+00:00

The Weblog Directory is a resource devoted to collecting and organizing weblogs online. Blogs can be added according to a pre-defined list of categories and according to country of origin (for addition of new categories to the existing list, there is a suggested contact form here). For each submission you can specify title, URL and a full description of your blog.

98) Deskfeeds

Robin Good — 2004-11-14T01:06:50+00:00

Deskfeeds is a category-based Blog and RSS feeds search engine.

97) Wil's Domain

Robin Good — 2004-11-14T00:33:36+00:00

Founded in 2002 by a disabled Marine veteran, Wil's Domain is a human-edited and categorized directory of Web blogs, Web site, and portals. There are 10 main categories (Computer, Homelife, Education, Shopping, Entertainment, Small Business, Finance, Sports, Health, Travel) available for submission and tens of specific sub-categories. A reciprocal link is required. You must first add Wil's Domain blog link to your blog before your blog link will be added

96) LS Blogs

Robin Good — 2004-11-13T18:29:15+00:00

LS Blogs is a category-based directory of blogs. LS Blogs is the passionate and ongoing work of love of Ken. The dedication and skill placed into this project show through the many little extra features that keep appearing on this relatively very new directory. You can read Ken's own blog and progress in expanding the LS Blogs facilities available right here. LS Blogs is divided into categories.

95) Geek Philosopher

Robin Good — 2004-11-10T17:59:31+00:00

Geek Philosopher Blog Directory is a category-based clearinghouse of blogs in a wide variety of categories. Geek Philosopher organizes its listings under country, language and alphabet used as well under a long propriteary list of categories that covers everything in between "abstinence" and "yoga".

94) GetBlogs

Robin Good — 2004-10-21T00:09:16+00:00

GetBlogs is a human-edited blog search engine and directory that appears to be professionally developed and well organized. Much of its initial content is been provided by the Open Directory Project, the major human-edited directory resource. Each and every submission made to the directory is reviewed by a real person. GetBlogs provides a top quality blog directory and search engine in which to promote and publicize your blog/RSS feed and

93) News Interceptor

Robin Good — 2004-10-19T13:20:47+00:00

News Interceptor is an RSS news readers that allows you to be instantly notified when your favorite Web sites publish news of interest. The user can select from a growing list of more than 750 sites (this list increases every week) classified into many different categories like Business, Computers, Entertainment, Music, Sports and more. News Interceptor runs in the System Tray.

92) Yahoo News

Robin Good — 2004-10-14T16:39:13+00:00

See item #1 as this entry has been combined with #1 to create a single Yahoo! entry.

91) Swoogle

Robin Good — 2004-09-25T16:39:13+00:00

Swoogle is a crawler-based indexing and retrieval system for semantic web documents (SWDs), that is, web documents written in RDF or OWL encoded in XML or N3. Swoogle discovers, digests, analyzes and indexes online SWDs and provides powerful search mechanisms to Web users. Its name stands for "Semantic Web Ontology ..." Swoogle currently focuses on three key services: 1) The Swoogle Search service which supports constraints on SWDs' URLs and

90) StepNewz

Robin Good — 2004-09-22T16:39:13+00:00

StepNewz is a new online RSS news aggregator, search engine, news manager and syndication service covering nearly 80,000 newsfeeds. StepNewz lets you design and publish your selected set of news feeds on your own site.

89) Yahoo

Robin Good — 2004-09-22T16:39:11+00:00

See item #1 as this entry has been combined with #1 to create a single Yahoo! entry.

88) FyberSearch

Robin Good — 2004-09-04T16:39:13+00:00

Fybersearch is a XML/RSS feeds search engine. Fybersearch provides an advanced search facility that allows to specify one or more specific parameters including domain, url, category and many more. FyberSearch has also developed some unique complementary facilities (Web Thoughts & Tutorial Search) and has recently acquired and integrated the XML Search Engine FeedPlex search related technology.

87) NewsTrove

Robin Good — 2004-08-30T16:39:13+00:00

NewsTrove is a highly promoted, popular and now well-known aggregator of a very large number of RSS newsfeeds. NewsTrove offers a basic newsmastering service which allows end users to create newsfeeds based on a specific search query.

85) Terrar RSS Search Engine

Robin Good — 2004-08-22T16:39:13+00:00

Terrar is an RSS search engine spidering over 200,000 RSS newsfeeds. Still under development it may not be as reliable as you would like it to be.

86) RSSknip

Robin Good — 2004-08-22T16:39:13+00:00

RSSknip is a subscription service that tracks keywords in all known RSS news feeds. Every time RSSknip finds your personal selection of keywords in new text the results are filtered immediately and delivered by e-mail to your preferre address. A 14-day trial subscription is available. Presently RSSknit tracks over 110,000 feeds with several hundreds added each day.

81) Search4RSS

Robin Good — 2004-08-20T16:39:13+00:00

Search4RSS is a an online directory listing over 30,000 RSS newsfeeds and other syndicated feeds content.

82) Blurt It

Robin Good — 2004-08-20T16:39:13+00:00

Blurt It is a unpretending site listing a very limited number of RSS feeds and blog resources.

83) Feed Directory

Robin Good — 2004-08-20T16:39:13+00:00

The Feed Directory is a complete directory of syndicated feeds integrating several thousand feeds in its database. The Feed-Directory crawls the whole RSS-sphere with its own special feed spider that tries to auto-identify and collect as many RSS and Atom feeds as it finds. This is an ongoing process taking several weeks to complete; if you'd like to speed it up, you can submit your feed now manually to the

84) Bligz

Robin Good — 2004-08-20T16:39:13+00:00

***DEAD**** Bligz is a blog index that focuses on metadata. Bligz is dedicated to the promotion of the intelligent use of metadata in the blogging community and about finding new ways to use metadata that will create useful connections between and among blogs.