BloggerBy Google, so one of the most popular sites. I find it a bit narrow and annoying for people to add comments.
BlogsourceVery simple blog host that doesn't allow a lot of extra features compared to other hosts.
BravenetFree web host with good blog page. Ads are a bit annoying (can be removed for a small fee).
DiarylandFree blog host that allows you to create and personalise your 'diary'. Very animated compared to others and can be a bit of fun.
EasyjournalEasy, simple blog host. Signing up is quite thorough, but once done, there are templates to choose from to help create your page.
eBloggyThis blog host is nothing special, and at times the pages can look very scattered and un-professional. However it has an easy sign up process, and is simple to create/manage your page.
FacebookLike Myspace this can be described as a networking host. Once again it is free and is more interactive that Myspace allowing users to contact their 'friends' in various different ways other than just writing to them on their 'wall' (page).
Google PagesLike most software created by google this offers the user quite a large amount of space to use. Is more of a webpage, but can be used as a blog, as well as having multiple pages that you can add. Easy to use, however they now require that you have a Gmail account in order to get you own page.
MultiplyGreat site to express your interests, host photos and videos. The pages look classy and are set out very well.
MyspaceAlthough this can be better described as a networking host it allows users to create a database of friends, leaving posts, pictures, invitations, videos etc on each other's sites. It is free, but the blog section can often be overloaded with spam.