The blogosphere and online message boards have been buzzing with speculation as to why blogging website Blogetery.com, which claims to have hosted more than 70,000 bloggers, was suddenly shut down ...

Over 70,000 blogs on blogetery.com, a website using the WordPress blogging platform, has been shut down by its hosting company and the reasons for the decision are still unclear. CNET has reported ...

Users of the WordPress platform Blogetery were silenced last week, with the only explanation being that "a law enforcement agency" was responsible. Web-hosting company BurstNet informed Blogetery ...

More details are surfacing about why Blogetery.com, a blogging platform that claimed to service more than 70,000 blogs, was mysteriously booted from the Internet by its Web-hosting company.

BurstNet said Blogetery.com also posted "bomb-making instructions". The company said it acted after receiving "a notice of a critical nature from law enforcement officials". But the move has ...

Blogging platform Blogetery.com was cut off by its hosting company last week after the authorities said al-Qaida "terrorist material" was found on one of its servers, said a statement from web ...

The Internet has been abuzz with rumors and conjecture about why blogging Web site Blogetery.com and its reported 70,000 bloggers went dark last week. Now the answer is out and it seems to be ...

BurstNet said Blogetery.com also posted "bomb-making instructions". The company said it acted after receiving "a notice of a critical nature from law enforcement officials". But the move has ...

E-mail Greg, or follow him on Twitter at @sandoCNET. "Bomb-making tips, hit list behind Blogetery closure" For more recent news on this issue, read "Bomb-making tips, hit list behind Blogetery ...

Both Blogetery.com, which said it hosted around 70,000 blogs, and online forum site IPBFree.com were taken offline in early July. It is not entirely clear why the two sites were removed ...

A free blogging site, Blogetery.com, went dark less than two weeks ago, and its disappearance is stirring controversy about the obligations of Internet services and threats to free speech on the Web.