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  • noun Plural form of weblebrity.

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Examples

  • Of course the original design inevitably meant that the service is faced with scalability problems, but Twitter hasn't helped matters by providing tools for "weblebrities" like auto-follow (automatically following someone who follows you).

    Planet Python 2009

  • Likewise, these "weblebrities" aren't just delivering a video but an audience of fans -- don't treat them like an outsourced video production firm.

    ON: Digital+Marketing 2009

  • Likewise, these "weblebrities" aren't just delivering a video but an audience of fans -- don't treat them like an outsourced video production firm.

    ON: Digital+Marketing 2009

  • Pop artist Andy Warhol introduced the idea of the media bestowing 15 minutes of fame on everyone, but the question is how do you really know you're famous? site tries to nail it down for all wannabe "weblebrities" as he dubs them.

    Computerworld 2008

  • Many expert and lifestyle citizen bloggers and online weblebrities are creating communities around their personas as they freely and actively share personal and identifiable experiences online, in social networks and also in the real world.

    p2pnet World Headlines – May 26, 2009 2009

  • Many expert and lifestyle citizen bloggers and online weblebrities are creating communities around their personas as they freely and actively share personal and identifiable experiences online, in social networks and also in the real world.

    p2pnet World Headlines – May 26, 2009 2009

  • The only widely hated weblebrities I can think of are Andrew Sullivan and the guy whose last name is Greensomething.

    Video puzzle of the day. Ann Althouse 2008

  • Many expert and lifestyle "citizen" bloggers and online weblebrities are creating communities around their persona as they freely and actively share personal and identifiable experiences online, in social networks and also in the real world.

    Brian Solis - PR 2.0 2009

  • Add to that some celebrities, weblebrities and lots of interaction, and you've got a rockin 'party.

    The Social Media Marketing Blog 2009

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