bloggerati

British  

/ ˌblɒɡəˈrɑːtɪ /

noun

1. informal  those considered to be important or influential in the world of blogging

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Etymology

Origin of bloggerati

C21: from _blogger + -ati as in _literati

Example Sentences

Beefsteak's burger: Though it's vegan, this seasonal burger has wowed the city's omnivorous bloggerati with its brilliant simplicity: The patty is a thick slab of tomato, salted, in season and rarely more perfect than it will be this weekend.

From Washington Post

By now most of the Oscar bloggerati have seen “The Wolf of Wall Street,” which means one thing: it is poised to “devour” the Oscar race completely.

From New York Times

Home of the Paris bloggerati, expect to hear banging techno and electro from the likes of Para One, Breakbot and the Club Cheval collective.

From The Guardian

Long before I read the book, I had paid attention to the not-insignificant level of bloggerati and pundit chatter about it over the past 18 months.

From Slate

Few have ever packed as much error and folly into seven paragraphs as he does in his PepsiCo and the shame of the bloggerati.

From The Guardian