1. Mashable

Originally known as being the go-to source for all things social media, Mashable has grown significantly in breadth, now including social media, technology, business, and even entertainment. Mashable calls itself “The leading media company for the Connected Generation and the voice of digital culture.”

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2. Tech Crunch

TechCrunch profiles startups, reviews new Internet products, and delivers breaking tech news. In addition, TechCrunch operates CrunchBase, a database of around 500,000 startups, investors, and incubators profiling companies, people, funds, and events. Stories focus on entrepreneurs and the people behind the companies.

Tech Crunch also hosts a popular awards ceremony and conference in addition to its website and database. This blog’s network of websites has reached over 12 million visitors and draws more than 37 million page views per month.

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3. CNET

CNET is an American media publishing website with more than 21 million page views every month.

The site publishes reviews, news, blogs, podcasts, and videos on all the latest technology and consumer electronics globally and provides technology how-tos. CNET also offers downloadable software and tools.

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