TechCrunch.com is basically a very distinguished blogging website created by Michael Arrington. It is dedicated to profile internet companies and products. It is a blog about the Web 2.0 companies and products. The first comment that was ever posted on the blog was on the 11th of June in 2005. The website ranks second in the Technorati rating. It is even regarded as the third most favorite blog by them. As on the 10th of January, 2009, TechCrunch had a total of 1,808,000 subscribers who feed the web.

The website displays a three column layout, comprising of a main column and two other right sidebars. This layout is regarded as a good one as it enables the users to put advertisements, allowing them to separate the content from the ads and letting the readers known that the right hand side of the blog created by you is actually a decoration. (A decoration that yields the website over $60000 every month)

The comments template of Tech Crunch is very well spaced, simple to follow, very clear, and very easy to recognize the writer of each comment. The content offered by Tech Crunch is direct, appropriate and 100% correct. The information on the website is very useful. You get to know a lot about the internet products and companies.

TechCrunch.com has now been affiliated with many other websites, which are altogether commonly known as the ‘TechCrunch Network’. It has also started the localization of its website in many countries like UK and Japan. Besides, some of the other websites affiliated to it are; Talk - Crunch, Mobile - Crunch, Crunch - Board, Crunch - Base, Crunch - Gear, Tech – CrunchIT, Elevator Pitches, Invite Share, etc.

This website sells its image advertisements to others for a price of US$12000, each month with a purchase for a minimum of two months. The Tech Crunch organization held an even, which was called TechCrunch50, in San Francisco from the 8th to 10th of September in 2008.