Collaborative Weblogs On the Web

A collaborative weblog is one which has multiple authors making entries. This is to be distinguished from an individual or personal weblog which has a single person writing all of the content.

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• Idiosyncrasy - A collective of writers who are politically, philosophically, poetically, socially, and otherwise creatively minded.
  
• The Corner - National Review Online's multi-author conservative weblog.
  
• Floatzilla - Users submit links, and if the community finds them interesting or relevant, the links bubble up to the front page.
  
• Project Brainstorm - Original British comedy writing in a satirical and sometimes surreal style, with sketches, articles and news stories.
  
• Wacky Neighbor :: Blogjammin' - Topics range from etymology to robots. Open membership.
  
• Babblog - Featuring amateur writers musing on food, sports, movies, music, television, and other aspects of life.
  
• American Madness - Criticism in the service of a better nation. Providing commentary and criticism on the media, politics, technology, and other issues of interest.
  
• 12 Blogs - Collects and presents headlines from twelve well-known weblogs.
  
• Nan Magazine - Amusing bits of information.
  
• Alien Jesus Collective - Political and social commentary.
  
• Linkfilter - Users compete by contributing, moderating and discussing links filtered by several criteria.
  
• Online Epiphany - Community of webloggers who take roadtrips across North America and write about it. (Requires Internet Explorer)
  
• WFMU's Beware of the Blog - Radio station employees post mainly about current happenings and entertainment.
  
• Sdjl.co.uk - Professional collective of inspired young minds building a stable community based website to help and develop others knowledge and offer light entertainment.
  
• The Community At Large - Irish collaborative weblog focusing on culture, media, the internet, and the world.
  
• I Hate This - Devoted to everyone who wants to express their opinion on almost any topic available. Personal insults are prohibited.
  
• JointEffects - Collaborative effort to provide some insight on what's going on in the minds of true California liberals who practice meditation and care about what others are feeling and thinking at this time in this world.
  
• Revenews Blogging Community - Collaborative weblog by industry experts on online media, affiliate marketing, and e-commerce.
  
• Husi - Open diarizing site where people talk about pretty much anything that pops into their head.
  
• Something Like Tripe - Aaron, Brandon, and Kira's writing.
  
• Backwash - Content organized by personality, not subject matter. Includes columns, reviewed links, newsletters, communities and the ability to post your own comments.
  
• Realm of the Lone Knight - Thoughts from the Chicago alternative scene including amateur poets, sofa philosophers, college students, and ragamuffins.
  
• New Links - Sharing new finds.
  
• Spitting Image - About any visual representation of something that can be copied and the technologies that make that happen.
  
• PSFK - Trends in all kinds of areas.
  
• RRBBS - Personal happenings and commentary on news stories.
  
• Geekswithblogs.net - Blogging about general geekiness and bloggability.
  
• Threadbared - Combining their fondness for vintage sewing patterns with their need to be bitchy and mean and cruel.
  
• Word of the Worlds - People across three countries share their interests in books, music, movies, news clips, humor, health, travel, beaches, cars, social service, and sports.
  
• Blogit - Pay site to support the bloggers who participate in the group.
  
• VoIP Blog - It has become nearly impossible to out-dumb the existing in new media, multimedia, monomedia, but this collaborative weblog gives it a try.
  
• The Usual Suspects - A discussion forum for grumpy people.
  
• a boy and his computer - Current events and entertainment comment. With authors' minibios.
  
• New World Odour - Feeble complaints about everything major and minor.
  
• LA.COMfidential - Stripping the halo off the City of Angels. Writing about celebrities, nightlife, fashion, food, pop culture, and trends in Los Angeles.
  
• Dyske.com - A collection of essays focused mainly on philosophy and art, but including business, politics and popular culture.
  
• Radio Free Blogistan - About blogs, personal publishing, microcontent and micropublishing, online communities and syndication.
  
• Bored - Full of links to keep everyone from falling asleep at their desks.
  
• Monday Missionaries - Group of bloggers answering a weekly set of questions from PromoGuy.
  
• 10 Zen Monkeys - Collaborative web magazine with original articles about cyber-culture, politics, sex, popular culture, weird news, and interviews.
  
• Killoggs - A web community made up of displaced and disaffected Southern artists, animators, writers and wage slaves. Plenty of art, opinions and cynicism.
  
• ThingsAreGood.com - Dedicated to only good news on the international level. Examines culture and technology.
  
• Netalive.org - An alternative to idiot-crowded web communities and spam-filled newsgroups.
  
• The Hatemonger's Quarterly - Writing about all the varied things they hate.
  
• Rutless - Each day, six cast members assign random tasks to each other in order to stay away from repetitive daily routines.
  
• The Real World - Blogger Style - What happens when a group of people from different backgrounds decide to get together and share a weblog?
  
• Disturbing Search Requests - Dedicated to misleading search requests which lead visitors to the collaborators' websites.
  
• PDC Bloggers - The developer community's collective voice.
  
• Dotcult - Community where everyone can speak their mind without being subject to the restrictions of mass media and politics.
  
• Umair Haque's Bubblegeneration - Three authors write about business strategy, economics, innovation, and business models.
  
• MonkeyFilter - Community postings that aim to find interesting, bizarre or just plain random links on the web, show off, and discuss them.
  
• Weirdsmobile - Comics, quirky little weblogs, and other entertainments, delivered with self-effacing humor.
  
  

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