224) Webloogle
Webloogle is a blog directory where anyone can submit his own RSS feed URL and keep an eye on how his blog is going.
In fact, after you have signed up, and submitted your blog to the service, by providing the URL, a title, a description,and selecting the appropriate category you want your blog to be showed in, webloogle will offer you a dedicated page on which it'll show information, ratings, statistics of your site, and also a link that other people can click to write a review about your site.
Feeds can be browsed by category, ordered by ranking, or simply searched through the search form.
Submit your feed to Webloogle.
223) MyBlog2U
MyBlog2U is an RSS feed directory featuring more than 2000 different weblogs, divided in 15 main category, which are themselves divided in other sub-categories. Blogs can be also searched, through the search bar on the bottom of the page.
With a simple registration you can submit your own feed for free, as long as it respects the MyBlog2U policies, here listed. The fields you have to fill after you register are blog category, URL, title, and short description.
Back links are really appreciated to promote the directory.
222) Blog Listing
Blog Listing is a free weblog directory where anyone can submit her feed. Available in both paid and free version, you can have your blog listed in the featured links section by paying $8/year, or simple select the free version to get in the regular links section.
To add your own blog you just have to provide the title, URL, description, your name and email, and select an appropriate category. Submitted blogs can then be browsed by category, latest added and top hits.
Submit your feed to BlogListings.
221) FeedFury
FeedFury is a place on the internet where you can submit your RSS feeds, manage them, and also browse other people's feeds, and search through them. It features more than nine thousand feeds, divided in 52 categories, and which produce more than six million pages.
FeedFury allows you also to post your personal RSS feeds: you can post your feed by deciding a category and pasting the feed's URL or you can register to FeedFury and get your own "My Feeds" page where you can browse and edit your feeds.
The site also has a Top 100 section both for the single entries, and the whole feeds, basing on the views a single item has.
220) RSS Micro
RSS Micro is an online RSS feed search engine with more than 65 million feeds, blog posts, and news articles that you can browse and search into. Browsing between the feeds is really simple as you just have to pick between categories and sub-categories to find what you are looking for. Else, if you want to search for something manually, you can look for any word and decide whether to search into the feeds, the articles, or the news, and sort the results by ranking or date-added.
To post your feed, you just have to click the "Submit feed button" from the home page, and provide your name, email address (optional), and URL feed. The RSS Micro's team will then review your submission and decide whether to include your feed or not. No registration is needed.
Submit your feed to RSS Micro by clicking on the link on the right top of the page, and completing the form
219) Blog Search
Blog Search is an RSS feeds search engine featuring more than 10000 blogs, and growing every day. You can search for specific keywords or browse the blog categories to find what you are looking for.
To add your blog, you just need to register for a free account, providing you name and email address, and you can start adding all of your blog feeds from the "Blog Submission" page. Then you will be asked for the blog's URL, title, description, keywords, and category. Finally, click the "Add Blog Site" button and you're done.
To submit your feed to Blog Search, just register, click "Blog Submission" and follow the instructions. You can add multiple blogs with one account and edit them in the future.
218) ItsMyNews
ItsMyNews provides a personalized online content for news and online news community. Select from 50,000 media sources - newspapers, magazines, blogs, TV and radio, and more - to build your ItsMyNews page, which automatically updates on a regular basis. ItsMyNews collects news in text, photo, sound, and video format.
You don't have to register, but you need to register if you want to personalize your news and access your personalized page from anywhere. The easiest way to get start is to click "Add Content to this tab" or "Add a tab" and choose the news you want. You can move boxes, collect news on personalized, rate stories, leave comments, and more.
To read a story, click the headline. If you need further help, take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions by clicking "User Guide" since there isn't a direct link to the guide. You can also enter your zip code for personalized local news and weather reports. You can move and change the columns, boxes and layout. If you want email alerts, the feature is also available.
To submit your feed to ItsMyNews, click "Add Content to This Tab" and select "Add Your Own" from the submenu. Add your URL feed or import your OPML file.
217) MillionRSS
The MillionRSS project aims to promote general RSS promotion of feeds to the masses, to provide a place to browse feeds for popular categories of sites, to help out the little guys (and big guys too) - this is all about the long tail, to provide a single page for any blog or RSS feed out there with another home on the web to promote their content for free and to provide Link Love.
MillionRSS today provides includes a description, an image and a collection of post titles for each blog. Clicking post titles to go to the original website to access the content gathered in the feed. The site provides a wealth of content, and whether you are looking for web feeds for professional or personal reasons, you will find plenty of relevant blog posts in your area of interest.
After selecting a category, you browse content based on popularity, as voted for by other site visitors. You can instantly subscribe to any that take your interest by clicking on a large blue RSS icon. This will open the feed in a new window, so you can subscribe with a click.
If you enjoy a feed and want to promote its ranking, click the Digg-like 'Bump it!' button to add one to the current score of the feed. This applies within each separate category, as well as the 'all categories' section on the MillionRSS homepage.
To submit your feed to MillionRSS, complete the form.
216) 9rules
9rules is a community of blogs. The site contains over 30 communities grouped by topics. 9 rules comes from the rules behind the site as listed in the about page.
The site has two main areas: Our Choices and Your Choices. Our Choices brings readers content from the select member pages. This section also contains 9rules Live ( a reader community), 9rules Member Site Profiles (profiles of selected members) and 9rules Topics for finding popular topics.
9rules has two memberships: Members and Users. Only a select few get to become Members, where their sites are in the "Our Choices" section. 9rules opens the application process on occasion.
"Your Choices" is what makes up your my.9rules page that consists of your favorite 9 rules members or users, content from last.fm, del.icio.us and Flickr, your site entries, Friends, Favorites and Notes. You can add your blog in "Your Choices" and share it with your network while waiting for open season for applying to join the 9rules community as a member.
To submit your feed to 9rules, complete the form register and then add your blog to your profile.
215) NewsNow
NewsNow monitors news in 22 languages from various online publications, including international, national and regional titles, newswires, magazines, press releases and online news sources spanning 139 countries. Notice the REG and SUB icons, which indicate if something requires registration and whether the site registration is free (REG) or a pay-to-register site (SUB).
The well-organized home page lets you do single word headline searches, choose a news feed from a topic and browse the latest feeds from a handful of topics. The numbers that appear next to the topics in "Choose a Newsfeed" list the number of subtopics in the topic. If you don't want to select a subtopic, just click the arrow to view the latest news for that topic.
NewsNow Live Feed displays the latest live feeds using a color key for quickly identifying the topic. When clicking a headline of interest, NewsFeed sends you to the site to read the full article. Release Wire contains the latest press releases.
To submit your feed to NewsNow, complete the form. However, if you're a News Publisher, go to the Publisher Network page instead.
214) Strategicboard
http://www.strategicboard.com/
Strategicboard acts like a search engine for blogs and online news with a network of over 300,000 blogs and news feeds from around the world. The site has editorial techniques and automated processes in place to exclude spammers from its search engines.
Strategicboard also invites users to report suspicious blogs using the "Report splog!" link that appears next to your search results. The home page lists the top blog posts along with blogs linking to the post. Dudu Mimram's blog provides insights and news regarding Strategicboard.
Each post comes with "related" links to blogs and posts related to the post. On the right side appears the most liked posts. You can also find blogs and posts of interest with the search tool.
To submit your feed to Strategicboard, simply enter your name, email address, and your feed's URL. The site will review your blog and notify you by email if it has been accepted for indexing.
213) Genwi
Genwi is a resource that pulls together user-contributed RSS feeds in all media formats to help its users find and subscribe to Web content and create personalized content pages. Users can browse for content from blogs, podcasts, videos and other resources. The personal page displays their preferred media feeds and their friends shared content.
Just click the Share It button next to each entry to quickly and easily share the selected information with friends without sending e-mail. The more times users share an item, the higher it rises in the Genwi rankings for possible placement in the sites home page highlights or tabbed media listings. Viewing and sharing frequency also affect the sites search engine rankings, providing an additional user-based filter to increase browsing efficiency.
You don't have to register to discover new blogs, but registration is needed if you want to submit feeds, personalize your page and subscribe to blogs and other media through Genwi. Here is more information about the site and registration.
To submit your feed to Genwi, requires joining Genwi. Click "My Feeds" to add your blog to the directory.
212) Mobispine
Mobispine is a free mobile feed browser that lets you stay up to date with news, entertainment and your friends' blogs through the Web site or a mobile device. To use Mobispine with a mobile device, you need a mobile phone that accepts Java MIDP2.0, and a GPRS, 3G or WiFi connected phone. Mobispine provides a list of compatible devices.
You can use the search function to find public blogs or access blogs through Mobispine contacts. Mobispine also lets you publish a blog either through your phone or PC. Go to www.mobispine.com and log in, then choose "go to my blog" and update your blog from there.
Charges for using Mobispine on your mobile device depend on your mobile provider's plan. The site also displays the latest, most popular and highest rated feeds. You can rate feeds, view the site in English or Svenska, and read feeds on a PC or compatible mobile device.
To submit your feed to Mobispine, enter your blog's feed into the box on the home page. After entering your feed, you'll see how it will typically appear in mobile interface.
211) Spotplex
Spotplex provides real-time ranking of blog articles based on actual impression count. The site doesn't list articles people recommended or voted for, but rather lists articles read the most in a given timeframe. Though focused on articles, the site has blog standings showing the top blogs in a 24-hour period. Blog articles are grouped by categories and tags.
Bloggers copy and paste code from Spotplex into their blogs and can track and analyze their blog traffic with the code's help. They learn how many people visit the blog, which articles people read most and how many people read them. Whenever an article of the blog is read, it will show up at Spotplex in real-time and get noticed by Spotplex users.
Spotplex also has a customizable widget where you select the features you want and then paste the code on a web site where the widget displays popular articles, latest articles and new articles from your own blog or from the Spotplex community.
To submit your feed to Spotplex, requires joining Spotplex and posting code in your blog. When a reader reads an article in your blog, the code notifies Spotplex and the article appears on Spotplex with a view counter reflecting the change. Currently, registration is by invitation only. However, if you enter your email address on the "Get your Spotplex code" page (no direct link) and the site will notify you when it's out of beta and accepting new entries.
210) DayTimeNews
DayTimeNews.com is an RSS feed directory and search engine that searches all feeds, not just blog feeds. The site has a search tool, topics in the tag cloud box and items in the RSS News Directory list for discovering what you seek. DayTimeNews also shows featured feeds, popular feeds and the most recently updated feeds.
Submitted feeds receive a static HTML page containing the feed title, description, a link to the homepage, and the 10 latest RSS items. DayTimeNews keeps the HTML page fresh by polling feeds periodically for new content.
The site has some default template text showing, such as "Put your text here," but it's a good spot for adding your feeds.
To submit your feed to DayTimeNews, complete the required fields in the form.
209) Feedage
Feedage is a categorized and searchable RSS directory. Feedage's Myfeedage allows users to create personalized groups of feeds. These groups can be shared with other users and can also be exported as an OPML file for importing into your RSS reader.
When you submit your own feeds and favorite feeds, you can view the list in My Feeds and sort them in various ways. My Groups and My Feedage work similarly. You can also find new feeds by browsing the categories, using the search tool or relying on the Groups and FeedZones.
The Home page lists the featured feeds, most popular feeds and most recently submitted feeds. The simple and clean interface makes it easy for the user to find his or her way around the Web site.
To submit your feed to Feedage, sign up free. Then go to Submit your feed and enter the URL of the feed. Preview the feed before submitting it into the directory. Once added to Feedage, the categorizer will assign the feed to the appropriate categories.
208) myFeedz
myFeedz calls itself a social newspaper because myFeedz helps people find what's important from the sea of information out there and shows you what you need to read. myFeedz learns what you like and serves feeds related to your interests. The site isn't an online RSS reader even though news are tracked through RSS feeds.
By learning what people like and what news are most linked or referenced, myFeedz improves its ability to personalize the service for all users. The site determines an article's importance by looking at the article's source, tags, popularity, rating, language and more. Your profile, which includes tags, feeds and reading history is also taken into account to determine how important that article is for you.
The FAQ explains feeds, tags, tag clouds and other common questions regarding feeds. The feeds page lists the top 100 feeds in myFeedz based on the number of subscribers. The tags page also gives the user a visual overview of the more popular tags.
To submit your feed to myFeedz, register for free, enter tags or select categories. Once done, then go to Personalize Feeds and enter the address of multiple feeds. You can also upload your OPML file with all your favorite feeds. After you add the feeds to your profile, myFeedz extracts tags and use them to improve your profile's personalization.
207) Feedbase
Feedbase is a database of feeds that are automatically validated through Feed Validator. At first glance, you might think Feedbase is a paid listing database, but the top list is the list of sponsors. The site doesn't charge for a regular listing.
The basic search tool is simple. Just enter the keywords and the results instantly appear below the search box. Those wanting advanced search features also search by language, feed type, enclosure feeds and select the order the results should appear.
To submit your feed to Feedbase, simply enter your feed's URL and that's it. If the feed already exists, Feedbase lets you view the details. If the feed is invalid, Feedbase provides a link to Feed Validator where you can view the validation errors.
206) RSS Network
RSS Network is a categorized directory and search engine for finding RSS feeds by topic. The site groups related feeds by topic, but visitors can also do keyword searches. RSS Network also lets users search keywords in an entry's contents or limit the search to the feed's title and description.
The search engine also allows users to search for all words, any words and phrases. The well-organized results page (in spite of the ads mucking things up a little) lets you view the feed's contents in HTML or XML format, or click URL to go to the feed's Web site. The results page also displays the title and description for the feed. RSS Network comes from the same creators behind FeedForAll, a tool for creating, editing and publishing RSS feeds.
To submit your feed to RSS Network, simply enter the feed URL, category and subcategory. After entering your feed, RSS Network immediately displays information about the feed and the latest items.
205) BlogSiteZone
BlogSiteZone is a human-edited blog directory organized by categories. The site neatly organizes the categories and indicates the number of blogs in each one. BlogSiteZone offers new listings, most popular listings and top rated sites.
The listings pages contain a thumbnail of the blog along with its description, category and added date. Visitors can rate and review the site and report errors with a blog entry. The details page doesn't provide much more information other than who submitted the site. The site's layout and content make it easy to navigate, scan and use.
To submit your feed to BlogSizeZone, review the submission guideline before adding a blog. If you the submission guidelines suit you, complete the form to submit your blog.
Update: The site has been removed and does not work anymore.
204) News on Feeds
News on Feeds provides the latest news from sources around the world. The site tracks and aggregates news feeds into categories and arranges them by their published dates.
Search the directory through the top level categories and their sub-categories. All categories and sub-categories, have feeds available. The site also has a search tool, which not only lets you sort by date, but also by relevance. For a surprise, click Random News on the bottom of the web page and the site sends you to a random article on another web site.
Another useful resource is the list of aggregators sorted by type, i.e. web-based, email and mobile devices. The unusual category of Odd News is a fun read.
To submit your feed to News on Feeds, simply enter your blog's feed. If you have an OPML file with all of your feeds, you can submit the file instead.
203) Blog Toplist
BlogToplist.com is a blog directory sorted by the score each blog earns during the week. The list resets to zero when the week starts over (Monday 00:00 CMT), so new blogs have a chance to get to the top.
Here is how the scoring works: 50 percent of the score each blog get comes from the votes that are sent from the blog. 35 percent of the score comes from the amount of visitors the blog has and the last 15 percent comes from the rating that the readers provide through Blog Toplist's list. The blogs ranked at the top are the best, most visited or receives the most votes from its readers.
The site offers many ways to discover new blogs and entries through its directory, which sorts blogs by category. Or you can view all the blogs by rank regardless of category. Each blog comes with statistics including unique visitors, incoming links and outgoing links. One of Blog Toplist's unique features is RSS articles, which lets you browse articles by topic. This is a great way to find articles about a topic of interest rather than be limited to blogs of the topic.
To submit your feed to Blog Toplist, read the information on how Blog Toplist works before completing the form. Though the RSS feed is an optional field, it's recommended to fill it in. After registering your blog, you receive a HTML code in the form of a small button to put on your blog. This button tracks unique visitors to the blog and displays will your blog's current rank in your category if you're in top 99.
202) Photarium
Photarium, a directory of blogs, sorts blogs by tags as submitted by blog owners to ensure accurate categorizing. The people behind the site review all entries to filter out the spam blogs and only let in good quality sites.
This site keeps things simple by displaying a list of the most popular tags. The larger the category or tag text, the more popular it is. You can also browse blogs by reviewing the complete tag list or check out the recently added blogs. Category / tag pages list blogs along with their description and three tags.
To submit your feed to Photarium, enter your blog's URL, site title, three tags, a description and your email address. No registration needed. After submitting your blog, an editor reviews your site for submission.
201) Outpost Earth
Outpost Earth collects the latest updates from bloggers around the world. The site lets visitors browse blogs by location or topic to discover what people are talking about in your area.
Most of the locations that appear in the list are major cities in the United States and a handful of countries. If you don't hail from any of these locations, pick Earth. Once you pick a location or a topic, the site serves you with the latest entries.
The home page lists the newest entries from all areas as well as the latest three entries from several topics (at the bottom). Outpost Earth is a simple site that focuses on only the latest content, so you won't get overwhelmed with too much information.
To submit your blog to Outpost Earth, requires joining the web site (free) and entering the URL for your validated feed. If it doesn't validate, the site won't accept it.
200) Newgie.com
Newgie.com delivers the news that people are most interested in by gathering, filtering and ranking news articles based on human interactions (page views, recommendations, favorites, etc.). Newgie uses the attention given to each news story by its readers to determine which stories are the most “newsy.”
News still comes from the same reputable news sources that people are accustomed to using, but rather than viewing news as pre-packaged by the media, Newgie users view their news based on its “newsiness,” as determined by their peers. The database is coninuously updated with news stories from many news providers. Users have the ability to sort through these news articles using a variety of Newgie's tools. The IntelliRank-powered Newsiness score helps users locate the most relevant and important articles.
Newgie.com provides a variety of ways to browse news and content. The At a Glance (home page) gives you an overview of most newsiness news, categories, community and feeds. Since the site relies on user interactions, registration is required to customize your preferences. The site allows unregistered users to access basic tools. About Newgie and frequently asked questions provide more details on how the free site works.
To submit your feed to Newgie.com, enter your email address, name, subject and your feeds into the text box. A Newgie Feed Reviewer evaluates every feed before entering the feed into the database. The reviewer looks at the quality of content, originality, frequency of updates and ensures that the site doesn't have inappropriate or offensive content.
Update: The site has been removed and does not work anymore.
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