An individual who maintains a weblog.
someone who keeps a weblog. Also blog, blogtastic, blogchalking, blogology, blogarithm
a coined word created by Pyra Labs, is a service that provides Web-based tools used by individuals to publish to the Web. It is now also a word generally used to refer to someone who blogs. You may use Blogger to become a blogger. The tool Blogger is a service to make weblog publishing easier. The user does not have to write any code or to worry about installing server software or scripts. But nevertheless the user can influence the design of his blog freely. Blogger allows for the hosting of the blogs on its own Blogspot or on the server of the blogger's choosing (via FTP or SFTP). While most of the web browsers are supported, Mozilla Firefox is used internally for all Blogger staffs. Blogger advises its users, especially AOL users, to switch to Mozilla Firefox in order to have the best possible experience using Blogger.
Blogger is both the truncated name for a weblogger, and the name of one of the oldest weblog publishing services, Blogger (read a review here). Blogger, the web service, is held in affection by many longer-term bloggers, despite its falling out of fashion, as the service was run for some time by only one person - Evan Williams - after the dot.com crash. You can read an Online interview with Williams from January 2002 here (A tale of one man and his blog). Blogger was subsequently bought by Google, the search engine, for an undisclosed sum.
Blogger is a weblog publishing system. It was created by Pyra Labs, who were bought by Google in 2003.