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Bloginity Networks LLC
Type of businessPrivate
Type of site
News & online magazine
Available inEnglish
FoundedAugust 2008
Headquarters,
Founder(s)Daniel Haim
Key peopleBrian Willett, Editor-in-Chief
Employees15
URLwww.bloginity.com
RegistrationOptional
LaunchedJanuary 1, 2009
Current statusActive

Bloginity Networks is a media company that comprises a number of websites with various areas of coverage. The company was founded in 2008 and is privately held.[1]

The Website

The flagship site of Bloginity Networks is Bloginity.com, an online magazine. The site was founded in August 2008 and covers music, television, movies, celebrity news and a variety of other topics. Bloginity reports that its content is updated between 50 and 75 times daily. The site often publishes exclusive interviews and music album previews.

Bloginity.com is one of the 35 websites that are showcased under the News category at the WordPress showcase gallery. It is listed among websites such as Times.com, TechCrunch.com, Yahoo! News and Anderson Cooper 360°.[2]

Bloginity's interviews have featured musicians, artists, directors, photographers and comedians including Rob Huebel, Millionaire Matchmaker[3], Bruno Mars[4], Audrina Patridge[5], The Black Eyed Peas, Bobby V, Jake Gyllenhaal, Deftones, Mike Posner[6], Titiyo, Andreas Kleerup, Beth Rowley, Brett Dennen, Yelle, Miley Cyrus, Marina & the Diamonds,

Recognition

Bloginity.com has received recognition from WordPress.org who featured the site in its showcase, noting that "the site's developers constantly tweak colors, positions, fonts and other things to optimize bounce rates and LTV of users."[7]

Bloginity's coverage has been cited by the following sources NBC-TV[8], Yahoo! News[9], IGN[10], New York Magazine[11], MTV[12], BBC[13], Comedy Central[14], The Huffington Post[15], The magazine also syndicates its news to, IMDB[16] Us Magazine[17], Forbes[18]

Research

In August 2010, Bloginity Networks conducted a survey of 1,050 American adults and found that 56 percent of respondents preferred to read about celebrity crime more than any other type of celebrity scandal, including those involving celebrities going to rehab or making and distributing sex tapes.[19]

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