Can the Web Really Sustain All the Celebrity-Stalking Sites Out There?

According to Internet tracker Hitwise, the number of celeb-stalking Web sites has doubled in the last three years to at least 1,202, though we suspect that the number is actually much higher. Sites such as Yahoo! omg!, People.com, PerezHilton, and TMZ are clearly at the top of the heap, but whether the smaller sites can turn a profit or keep operating in the shadow of the big dogs of gossips sites remains to be seen.
Many gossip sites are one man (or woman) operations set up as a hobby. According to the article, these smaller sites will likely never draw the attention of a significant quantity of people, but they'll keep operating because there is little to lose. The smaller commercial operations and startups run by little known blogging networks (or fading stars) are likely to collapse when the stalkerazzi bubble bursts. [From: Forbes]





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