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Top 100 Social Media Blogs for 2007

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The VirtualHosting blog just announced their list of the Top 100 Social Media and Social Networking Blogs for 2007. The list is divided into nine categories including Most Popular Social Media, Most Popular Social Networking, Web 2.0, Industry News, and Social Media and Marketing.

The list includes both obvious choices such as JD Lasica's Social Media, Social Media Club, Mashable, TechCrunch, BL Ochman's What's Next Blog, and Paul Gillin's Social Media and the Open Enterprise blog.

Overall, it's a great list and enough to keep anyone interested in social media and social networking busy for quite awhile.

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