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Bloggerazzi 

An individual that waits for authors of popular blogs to post new enteries so that they can be the first to leave a comment.
Becka:
people will post on boards or comments etc, with just "FIRST" or "Top Ten" because they're there before everyone else

Becka:
it's the i'm better than you because i posted first on dooce's website today blah blah blah-coughloser-

Jay:
Never heard of it.

Becka:
you're lucky

Becka:
'its annoying, most of the time turns into a shit slinging fest between comment people because people are pissed they weren't first

Becka:
it's argueing on the internet at it's worst

Becka:
fucking retards

Jay:
Sounds like a new term needs to be coined... "Bloggerazzi"

Becka:
haha indeed

Jay:
I wonder if you and I can trademark that word... and then unleash it onto the internet.
Bloggerazzi by The Sheepshagger November 2, 2005

Bloggerazzi 

someone who stalks celebrities on the internet and comments about and records every little thing seen and done the way paparazzi stalk them on the street.
Man, Perez Hilton upped his game from blogger to bloggerazzi when he wrote 3 blogs about Paris Hilton just today.
Bloggerazzi by boomchick January 8, 2008
Related Words

blogorazzi 

Population of "blog stalkers" whose core purpose is to exploit unsuspecting and unwitting bloggers and posit the blog threads of others as there own thoughts and values.
Ever since "blogorazzi" was Kawasakied Eric and Tim have had to fend off the blogorazzi, to the point that blogging about dinner, or a simple night on the town was unpleasant and dangerous.
blogorazzi by eric kam February 3, 2009

blogarazzi

Plural noun: bloggers who flock to a news story or event the way paparazzi flock to celebrities.
To the delight of the blogarazzi, there are new allegations that the government misled the public about the extent of its warrantless wiretapping program.
blogarazzi by Jeremy Telman February 21, 2008
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