Nevertheless, the judgment of quality may use different evaluative criteria depending on community values and context and audience in particular (Kargar; et al., 2008; Yang, 2007) as well as the attributes of quality can vary, Kargar; et al. (2008) suggested that quality should be judged by receivers—in this case, blog readers or consumers—because quality is a matter of perception and diffi cult to measure objectively. Besides, the current accepted view for assessing information resource quality involves understanding it from the user’s point of view. Therefore, the study to address the issue of blog evaluation and to identify criteria and indicators those people consider important for assessing the quality of blogs was conducted.