http://www.themarthablog.com/
http://www.arenamagazine.co.uk/
http://dougal.gunters.org/blog/2007/07/16/14-awesome-wordpress-powered-sites
http://rubiqube.com/35-professional-looking-corporate-websites/
http://rubiqube.com/10-great-website-designs-using-wordpress-as-cms/
http://publisherblog.automattic.com/
http://www.ndesign-studio.com/blog/wordpress/best-wordpress-sites
http://rubiqube.com/10-more-great-website-designs-using-wordpress-as-cms/
http://www.mostinspired.com/blog/
http://wpcandy.com/sites
http://www.wpproject.com/is-that-really-wordpress/
http://wpcube.com/
http://wordpress.com/notable-users/
Famous bloggers:
Om Malik covers the ins and outs of Silicon Valley with a whole network of WordPress blogs.
Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling connects with fans on his blog, 38 Pitches.
Robert Scoble, ex-Microsoft blogger, video blogger and author.
Jeff Jarvis, creator of Entertainment Weekly, writes about the future of publishing.
Mike Arrington’s TechCrunch is one of the top 5 blogs on the web.
BlogTalkRadio allows anyone to find an audience with their own live talk show.
Schools, government, startups:
Flickr keeps in touch with their fans with the Flickr Blog.
Gizmodo relies on WordPress.com to power their highly-trafficted Live Event coverage.
Harvard provides free blogs to Harvard, Radcliffe and Harvard Business School students.
NASA’s Ames Research Center uses WordPress to power their site.
Silicon Valley startup Meebo stays in close touch with their customers via their blog.
Media publishers:
The New York Times publishes over 50 WordPress powered blogs.
WordPress powers CNN.com blogs like the CNN Political Ticker.
Fox News uses WordPress.com to host blogs including GretaWire.
Dow Jones uses WordPress to power their Wall Street Journal blogs and Allthingsd.com.
Reuters is the world’s largest news agency; they run a network of WordPress blogs.
The Financial Times uses WordPress to publish their Alphaville blog.
Rolling Stone Magazine brings you music news and gossip via the Rock and Roll Daily blog.
Big companies:
Yahoo’s corporate blog is called Yodel Anectodal and is powered by WordPress.
About.com, one of the biggest sites on the internet, runs their their guide pages on WordPress.
Southwest Airlines publishes a blog for employees and customers called Nuts about Southwest.
Download.com blogs, ZDNet blogs, and Help.com are all powered by WordPress.
WordPress is also run by Le Monde
- Alex King’s Crowd Favorite not only has great design, but is a perfect example of using WordPress to power a business site.
- And Crowd Favorite, in turn, is responsible for All Things Digital, which is powered by WordPress-MU. Alex also has a great series of articles about building a customized WP site.
- ChickSpeak is another WordPress-MU site, with a focus on women’s issues. It’s structured more like a social network than a blog. There’s an article outlining ChickSpeak’s development that’s interesting, as well. via: photomatt
- If you grew up in the eighties like my wife and I, then you can remember when musician Thomas Dolby was blinding everybody with science.
- CNN’s Political Ticker blog is a WordPress.com VIP Hosting site.
- Robert Scoble’s Scobleizer blog is another WordPress.com VIP site. Scoble has been an icon in weblog circles for many years now, and is famous for his prolific output, as well as for being an author and a former Microsoft technical evangelist .
- Yodel Anecdotal is Yahoo’s corporate blog.
- delicious:days is a food blog that looks good enough to eat. Simply beautiful.
- NASA Ames Research Center is powered by WordPress. This group is responsible for many of NASA’s cutting-edge research projects.
- PlayStation.Blog is the official PlayStation blog from Sony U.S.
- Nancy Pelosi, the first female Speaker of the House, has a blog called The Gavel. WordPress is in ur guvrnment blogging ur lejislashun!
- Ford Motor Company’s Global Auto Shows site doesn’t look much like a blog, but it’s all wrapped up in WordPressian goodness.
- CSS Remix is a showcase of sites with
great design. And the site itself looks schweet. - welovewp.com highlights many WP-powered sites. Some are business-oriented, some are more standard blogs, but all of them have really great design. Oh, and of course, welovewp.com is powered by WordPress, as well.
http://rubiqube.com/35-professional-looking-corporate-websites/ —very nice

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