WoW.com

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WoW.com
URL	http://www.wow.com/
Type	World of Warcraft blog, news, and information
Registration	Free
Launched	December 8, 2005
Maintained by	Joystiq
Alexa rating	4,772
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WoW.com, formerly known as WoW Insider, is a popular blog and news site about World of Warcraft that occasionally references WoWWiki.

Contents 1 Current bloggers 2 Past bloggers 3 WoW.com's contribution 4 See also 5 External links

Current bloggers

• Elizabeth Harper (lead)
• Mike Schramm (lead)
• Dan O'Halloran (lead)
• Christian Belt
• David Bowers
• Amanda Dean
• Michael Gray
• Eliah Hecht
• Jason Harper
• Megan Harris
• Adam Holisky
• Daniel Howell
• Jennie Lees
• Matt Low
• Amanda Miller
• John Patricelli
• Lisa Poisso
• Shelbi Roach
• Allison Robert
• Matthew Rossi
• Michael Sacco (aka Belfaire)
• Robin Torres
• Krystalle Voecks
• Elizabeth Wachowski
• Daniel Whitcomb
• Zach Yonzon
• Alex Ziebart

Past bloggers

• Chris Miller
• Eric Vice
• John Himes
• Paul Sherrard
• Amanda Rivera
• Arthur "Arturis" Orneck
• Chris Johansky
• V'Ming Chew
• Mark Crump
• Matthew Porter
• Marcie Knox
• Moo Money
• Natalie Mootz
• Sean Forsgren
• Scott Andrews

WoW.com's contribution

WoW.com contributed to this wiki by adding the article Laos Flipor.

See also this WoW Insider blog post.

See also

• Fansites

External links