what are the top blogs on the video game and japanese anime industry?
top 5 blogs for japanese anime/manga. example http://www.theanimeblog.com/ http://that.animeblogger.net/
top 5 blogs for funny pics and videos about video games and japanese anime/manga.
how they rank on Quancast and number of uniques, page views would be great for each blog.
I need to know who is the right person (someone in charge) to contact at a given blogging site and the best way to contact them, to start a relationship as an aggregator for them.
thanks.
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http://www.theanimeblog.com/
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/blogs/ (has a listing of the blogs on Anime news network staff and industry blogs)
http://www.animenano.com/blogs/Join/1 (good listing of various blogs too)
http://randomc.animeblogger.net/ (I recommend this one)
Side note if you're looking for anime/manga related podcasts, I recommend this: http://www.animejamsession.com/
(Good friend of mine runs this, top notch stuff)
For video games:
http://www.joystiq.com/
http://www.1up.com/1upblogs?ct=BLOGS (1Up has a great listing of blogs related to various aspects of the vg industry)
http://www.thatvideogameblog.com/
http://videogames.techfresh.net/
Sorry it may not be that much or exactly what you were looking for, but did answer the anime/manga side which most didn't)
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M$www.ign.com - quantcast numbers are blocked
www.kotaku.com as you mentioned - http://www.quantcast.com/kotaku.com
www.joystiq.com also - http://www.quantcast.com/joystiq.com
www.destructoid.com - http://www.quantcast.com/destructoid.com
I work for www.mmomfg.com, another video game blog, we are closer to the bottom, but here is something to scale by, considering we are fairly new - http://www.quantcast.com/mmomfg.com
As for manga, someone else will have to answer that. For games, I wouldn't stray an inch past that list above, though. As for whom to contact, anyone in PR, no one in specific, because they will net you the same results. All PR info for those website are located at the bottom of the individual pages.
www.quantcast.com
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M$http://blogs.ign.com/daemon-IGN
http://blogs.ign.com/Greggy-IGN
http://blogs.ign.com/Jess-IGN
http://blogs.ign.com/Steimer-IGN
http://blogs.ign.com/meghan-ign
Every employee has one, for the most part. There are readers who blog at IGN, as well. You have to sift through a lot of stuff, but most of it is pretty decent, amazingly.
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M$He was also featured on Youtube, CNN, etc for his Stormtrooper dances, company, and more!
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thanks, thats helpful, so far the best, lets see if someone has something else to share.