This is page 78 of the blogging news archives.

The Blogger Rock Band Analogy (July 22, 2005): This is the first time we have seen bloggers compared to rock bands.

BlogPulse.com Launches Blog Profiles Beta (July 21, 2005): BlogPulse.

70 Million Blogs. How Many Matter? (July 20, 2005): There are now at least 70 million blogs according to an update from Blog Herald.

Bloglines Offers Quick Pick Subscriptions (July 19, 2005): Bloglines is offering subscriber bundles to Bloglines for subjects like: Conservative Politico, Fashionista, Gadget Freak, Hardcover Gamer, Legal Eagle and Weatherman.

Add Things to Your Blog or Blast It Into Space (July 19, 2005): Today you can do much more with your blog than just blog.

Housing Bubble Blogs (July 18, 2005): The L.

Some Blog Readers Don't Know What a Blog Is (July 17, 2005): Mouthpiece, a BuzzMetric blog, has a blog entry about the results of a new study which were delivered by Charlie Buchwalter, head of research for Nielsen//Netratings, at the WOMMA Metrics Conference.

Podcasting Will Explode Once Music Rights are Granted (July 16, 2005): This Associated Press article explains that major media companies are quickly trying to grab podcasting real estate because they don't want to miss out like they did with blogs.

Your Blog Could Get You Hired (July 14, 2005): There have been plenty of news articles about people getting fired because of their blog -- but people have also been hired because of their blog.

30,000 Bloggers Can Be Wrong (July 13, 2005): f you find the same information on 30,000 different blogs does that mean the information is correct? It depends on the source the blogs are using.

Vlogging Craze Starting to Emerge (July 13, 2005): Despite bandwith issues people are quickly jumping on the idea of vlogging.

Blog Readers Confused by RSS, Trackbacks, Comments, etc. (July 12, 2005): Catalyst Group Design has released its findings from a usability study on Well Spent, one of BusinessWeek's five new blogs.

Don't Bore People With Your Blog (July 12, 2005): Don't bore Susan Solomon at MarketingProfs.

Tom Dolby's Dolblog (July 12, 2005): Tom Dolby, the author of the bestseller The Trouble Boy (Kensington Books), discusses blogging and author blogs in an article in the San Fransico Chronicle.

REI Plans Store Blogs (July 11, 2005): REI, a retailer of camping, hiking and outdoor sports gear, is planning to use blogs to provide communication from individual REI stores.

Blog it Today. Regret it Tomorrow? (July 11, 2005): Today's young bloggers often find frank posts about relationships, college and teen life and even drunken adventures amusing but an NBC News article says some of these pots may end up coming back to haunt the posters.

Blogs Offer Best First Draft of London Bombings (July 9, 2005): A Newsweek article explains how citizen journalism websites and blogs provided the best first pictures and first draft of the events that took place in London during and after the series of bombings on July 7th.

iTunes Users Subscribe to 1 Million Podcasts in Two Days (July 7, 2005): Apple's addition of podcasts to iTunes 4.

Online Retailers Trying Out Blogs (July 7, 2005): The New York Times has an article about some online retailers that are starting to use blogs to promote their products.

Blogs: An Author's Best Friend? (July 7, 2005): The New York Times explores the world of authors who blog while they are writing a book.