Darren Rowse, born April 27, 1972, is a full-time blogger, co-founder of LivingRoom, co-founder and vice-president of b5media, co-founder of the Six Figure Blogging course, speaker, blog consultant, and founder of ProBlogger. He lives with his wife and son in Melbourne, Australia.

In November 2002, while working as a part-time minister; an online department store; and as a casual laborer, Rowse started his first blog, LivingRoom. He blogged about living in Australia, religion (mainly the emerging church movement), politics, and other topics that he found interesting. LivingRoom is also the name of his Melbourne-based emerging church he co-founded with six others.

Rowse contibutes to around 20 different blogs - including topic specific blogs such as the Athens Olympics and the Michael Jackson court case - he runs with other bloggers.

His two personal blogs are Digital Photography Blog with reviews on digital cameras due to lack of views of his own photography, and ProBlogger which features tips on blogging. These two blogs get get around 15,000-20,000 page views a day and around $15,000 in revenue a month. Rowse attempts to contribute around 25 blog posts a day.

As of January 30, 2007, ProBlogger is number seven on Technorati's most favorited blogs list and number 48 on the most linked to blog.

In 2006, Darren Rowse was awarded the Best Web Development Weblog Bloggie in 2006 for ProBlogger.

Rowse co-founded Canadian-based, United States-hosted blog network, b5media in September 2005 where he is the vice president of training and development. The other co-founders were president/CEO Jeremy Wright, vice president Shai Coggins and Duncan Riley (now left). The blog network claims to have over 200 blogs, and one of the largest new media networks in the world with one million page views a day in 2006.