vinayasurya
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Can anyone give me a list of free sites to start a blog (similar to blogger.com)?
Where to start a blog?
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saurabh.sauron
Ambassador of Buzz
*typepad.com
*www.theblog.cc
*www.theblog.cc
thecyclone2k
In the zone
*www.bingbox.com/
*www.myspace.com
*www.wordpress.com/
*www.livejournal.com/
*spaces.msn.com/Default.aspx
*www.blogeasy.com/
*www.blogspirit.com/en/index.php
*www.blogthing.com/
*www.blogster.com/
*www.blogspot.com
are the ones I remember right now.
*www.myspace.com
*www.wordpress.com/
*www.livejournal.com/
*spaces.msn.com/Default.aspx
*www.blogeasy.com/
*www.blogspirit.com/en/index.php
*www.blogthing.com/
*www.blogster.com/
*www.blogspot.com
are the ones I remember right now.
QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Wordpress looks very neat and professional 
If u like editing I wud recommend Blogger, nothin beats it IMO
If u like editing I wud recommend Blogger, nothin beats it IMO
teknoPhobia
t3h g04t
also check
*360.yahoo.com
*360.yahoo.com
chinmay
Journeyman
As Anuj rightly suggested that 'Blogger' would be the right place to start with blogging if you are new to it. Though, Wordpress has much better features, interface and customizability you might find it difficult to use in the beginning which may result in your lose of interest in blogging. The best part being latest version of Wordpress supports the importing of your content from Blogger so you won't have to worry about losing your data while shifting.
What I'd personally suggest is to go to Wordpress.com, get a blog and try using it. If you are comfortable, well and good. But if you find it difficult go to blogger, look around, get familiar and post a few blogposts. Later if you find blogging is your type of stuff and you spend more time blogging around than any other activity on the Internet you might want to buy some webspace and a domain and manually install a much more customizable blogging software, Wordpress from www.wordpress.org.
What I'd personally suggest is to go to Wordpress.com, get a blog and try using it. If you are comfortable, well and good. But if you find it difficult go to blogger, look around, get familiar and post a few blogposts. Later if you find blogging is your type of stuff and you spend more time blogging around than any other activity on the Internet you might want to buy some webspace and a domain and manually install a much more customizable blogging software, Wordpress from www.wordpress.org.
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