Directory of Collaborative Resources

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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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Resources in This Category

• 10 Zen Monkeys

  http://www.10zenmonkeys.com/
  Collaborative web magazine with original articles about cyber-culture, politics, sex, popular culture, weird news, and interviews.

• a boy and his computer

  http://www.aboyandhiscomputer.com/
  Current events and entertainment comment. With authors' minibios.

• Alien Jesus Collective

  http://www.alienjesus.com/
  Political and social commentary.

• American Madness

  http://americanmadness.com/
  Criticism in the service of a better nation. Providing commentary and criticism on the media, politics, technology, and other issues of interest.

• Blogit

  http://www.blogit.com/
  Pay site to support the bloggers who participate in the group.

• Dotcult

  http://www.dotcult.com/
  Community where everyone can speak their mind without being subject to the restrictions of mass media and politics.

• Dyske.com

  http://www.dyske.com/
  A collection of essays focused mainly on philosophy and art, but including business, politics and popular culture.

• Geekswithblogs.net

  http://geekswithblogs.net/
  Blogging about general geekiness and bloggability.

• Husi

  http://www.hulver.com/scoop/
  Open diarizing site where people talk about pretty much anything that pops into their head.

• Idiosyncrasy

  http://idioonline.wordpress.com/
  A collective of writers who are politically, philosophically, poetically, socially, and otherwise creatively minded.

• Killoggs

  http://www.killoggs.com/
  A web community made up of displaced and disaffected Southern artists, animators, writers and wage slaves. Plenty of art, opinions and cynicism.

• Monday Missionaries

  http://www.promoguy.net/
  Group of bloggers answering a weekly set of questions from PromoGuy.

• MonkeyFilter

  http://monkeyfilter.com/
  Community postings that aim to find interesting, bizarre or just plain random links on the web, show off, and discuss them.

• Nan Magazine

  http://www.envelooponline.com/nan/
  Amusing bits of information.

• New Links

  http://newlinks.blogspot.com/
  Sharing new finds.

• PSFK

  http://www.psfk.com/
  Trends in all kinds of areas.

• Revenews Blogging Community

  http://www.revenews.com/
  Collaborative weblog by industry experts on online media, affiliate marketing, and e-commerce.

• RRBBS

  http://www.rrbbs.com/
  Personal happenings and commentary on news stories.

• The Corner

  http://www.nationalreview.com/corner
  National Review Online's multi-author conservative weblog.

• The Real World - Blogger Style

  http://realworldbloggerstyle.blogspot.com/
  What happens when a group of people from different backgrounds decide to get together and share a weblog?

• ThingsAreGood.com

  http://www.thingsaregood.com/
  Dedicated to only good news on the international level. Examines culture and technology.

• Threadbared

  http://weirdbabe.typepad.com/threadbared/
  Combining their fondness for vintage sewing patterns with their need to be bitchy and mean and cruel.

• Umair Haque's Bubblegeneration

  http://www.bubblegeneration.com/
  Three authors write about business strategy, economics, innovation, and business models.

• VoIP Blog

  http://woip.blogspot.com/
  It has become nearly impossible to out-dumb the existing in new media, multimedia, monomedia, but this collaborative weblog gives it a try.

• WFMU's Beware of the Blog

  http://blog.wfmu.org/
  Radio station employees post mainly about current happenings and entertainment.

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