Xanga began in 1999 as a site for sharing book and music reviews. It became public in 2000, following a series of e-mail recruitment methods via GeoCities. Failing to reach that goal, Xanga became an un-navigatable page in late 2013. Xanga 2.0 is now continuing the activity using the same subscription.

What happened to Zanga?

Xanga. When Xanga, the blog-based social network, reached the end of its server-facility lease last summer, the 17-year-old site basically had two options: completely relaunch as a modern blogging platform, or shut the whole thing down.

What happened Xanga blog?

Up until a few weeks ago, we would not be talking about Xanga at all. It was completely dead and buried, and needed a boatload of money just to survive. Well, it got its money, and has been re-branded as Xanga 2.0. The new Xanga is basically another Tumblr, albeit one that operates via WordPress.

What is Xanga com?

Xanga is a social networking service that allows users to manage their own personal blog. Xanga.com is one of those sites. Xanga (pronounced ZANG-guh) is a social networking Web site that hosts personal profiles, blog posts and photo sharing.

How do I join Xanga?

You can sign into your Xanga account right here:

1. *
2. If you are premium or participated in our Xanga 2.0 campaign, your blog should be in the same location!
3. If your blog appears, you should be able to go to your dashboard and start blogging!

When was Xanga founded?

1999
Xanga.com, Inc./Founded

Who founded Xanga?

Marc Ginsburg
Dan HuddleJohn Hiller
Xanga.com, Inc./Founders

How do I find old Xanga blogs?

Unable to retrieve your archives? Well, Xanga 2.0 launched over 2 years ago, and if you were inactive for several years prior to that, your archives may be unavailable. However, if you’re able to login, your archives are most likely available. To check this, email ‘[email protected]’ with your specific account info.

How do I find my old Xanga website?

Is Xanga a social media?

What is Xanga? For those who aren’t familiar with it, Xanga is a website that anchors from blogs like weblogs to photo, video, and audioblogs along with social networking profiles as well. It operates by Xanga.com, Inc, and was created by John Miller, Marc Ginsburg and Dan Huddle being launched on April 4, 1999.

How can I access my old Xanga?

Who started Xanga?