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This is a website where people interested in ideas, products, and issues connected to Adobe software can post and read blogs.

Technorati searches, surfaces, and organizes blogs and social media on the Internet. Users can search for videos, photos, blogs and more by searching for subjects, top blogs, favorite searches, the most popular, WTFs, and more.

This site contains everything to do with sports. Users can find latest details about teams, games, leagues, college sports and more. There are also ESPN TV listings, blogs, and videos. Also access to the ESPN store.

My Opera is an ad free site for blogging. The software offers sharing of photos and it works with phones. Opera forum provides a place for users to discuss Opera systems. People and Groups provide access to the blogs.

Advocato is a free resource for software developers. It calls itself an advocate for developers, providing all kinds of information and ideas free. Advocato is an amalgamation of blogs by and for developers.

AlterNet, founded in 1998 by IMI (the International Media Institute), is a news magazine and online community that provides a voice for a liberal political viewpoint. It strives to strengthen and support independent journalism.

Automattic began in 2005. Its most well-known product is WordPress which is an open-source blogging site. WordPress is noted for its ease of use. The website provides information about signing up for WordPress and assistance in setting up a blog.

Avid is a developer of digital media creation tools. The products are used in film, animation, video, games and more. Their software is also used in classrooms, forensic specialists, and government.

BibleGateway, begun in 1993, is a searchable online Bible in over 50 versions and 35 languages. Users choose a language and Bible and then enter a Bible passage, keyword, or topic and the full text comes up.

Buy.com, with headquarters in California, calls itself The Internet Superstore, and has over 2 million of the latest and greatest brands in computer hardware, software, electronics, cellular, books, and much more.

CSTV, owned by CBS, is the first multimedia network dedicated exclusively to college sports 24 hours a day. CSTV has links to 215 official athletic sites for colleges and universities.

This is the website for the Department of Defense. The Department was formally established in 1949 when the three branches of the military were merged.

Digg is a website that is generated entirely by users. The Digg community posts interesting blogs and websites and the sites that are looked at the most by other Digg users, go to the front page of the site.

Users to the website can join CNET Download for free, which provides access to CNET Download and other services. On the site, users can find information about downloads—new ones, reviews, news, tips and tricks, comparison pricing, blogs, and more.

FeedBurner provides media distribution and audience engagement services for blogs and RSS feeders. Their tools help bloggers, podcasters, and commercial publishers promote, deliver, and profit from their content on the web.

This is the online site for the famous Forbes Magazine, a financial and business news source. The online site contains current stock prices, information for business managers and entrepreneurs, blogs, a portfolio tracker, and much more.