Blog software
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Blog software, also known as weblog software, blogging software, or blogware, is software designed to simplify creating and maintaining weblogs. As specialized content management systems, weblog applications support the authoring, editing, and publishing of blog posts and comments, with special functions for image management, web syndication, and post and comment moderation.
Software used by top 20 blogs [edit]
The top blogs as ranked by Technorati use a mixture between third party software such as WordPress and those developed and maintained mostly by internal engineers.
| Rank | Blog | Software |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Huffington Post | Movable Type |
| 2 | Gizmodo | Gawker bespoke software[1] |
| 3 | TechCrunch | WordPress |
| 4 | TMZ.com | Crowd Fusion |
| 5 | Engadget | Blogsmith |
| 6 | Mashable | WordPress |
| 7 | The Corner | Drupal |
| 8 | Boing Boing | WordPress |
| 9 | Hot Air | WordPress |
| 10 | Gawker | Gawker bespoke software[1] |
| 11 | Think Progress | WordPress |
| 12 | The Daily Dish | TypePad |
| 13 | The Daily Beast | ? |
| 14 | Newsbusters | Drupal |
| 15 | CNN Political Ticker | WordPress |
| 16 | Ezra Klein at Washington Post | WordPress |
| 17 | Breitbart.tv | WordPress |
| 18 | Big Government | WordPress |
| 19 | ReadWriteWeb | Movable Type |
| 20 | Matthew Yglesias | WordPress |
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