When you need to name data blogs and data teams and you can't think of anything... script it.

init.py

import random
from random import shuffle

data_terms = [
    "Parser",
    "Numbered",
    "Quantified",
    "Quantifying",
    "Clusters",
    "Data",
    "Points",
    "Sifting",
    "Metadata",
    "Gleanings",
    "Numbers",
    "Bytes",
    "Bits",
    "Nuggets",
    "Haystack",
    "Nebula",
    "Datum",
    "Granular",
    "Takeaway",
    "Knowledge",
    "Facts",
    "Detail",
    "Findings",
    "Statistics",
    "Reference",
    "Analysis",
    "Figures",
    "Details",
    "Particulars",
    "Specifics",
    "Information",
    "Intelligence",
    "Info",
]

news_terms = [
    "News",
    "Mine",
    "Rundown",
    "Wire",
    "Dive",
    "News",
    "Hack",
    "Sifting",
    "Story",
    "Searching",
    "Daily",
    "Dose",
    "Report",
    "Announcement",
    "Story",
    "Account",
    "Article",
    "News Flash",
    "Newscast",
    "Headlines",
    "Communique",
    "Bulletin",
    "Crawl",
    "Ticker",
    "Message",
    "Dispatch",
]

location_terms = [
    "SoCal",
    "Southern California",
    "Los Angeles",
    "LA",
    "Freeways",
    "The Drive",
    "Commute",
    "Cal",
    "DTLA",
    "Your World",
]

list_of_lists = []
blog_names = []

limit = 1000
count = 0

while count < limit:
    list_of_lists.append(data_terms)
    list_of_lists.append(news_terms)
    list_of_lists.append(location_terms)
    term_list = random.sample(list_of_lists, 2)
    first_term = random.sample(term_list[0], 1)
    second_term = random.sample(term_list[1], 1)
    blog_name = "* %s %s" % (first_term[0], second_term[0])
    blog_names.append(blog_name)
    blog_name = "* %s %s" % (second_term[0], first_term[0])
    blog_names.append(blog_name)
    count = count + 1
for name in random.sample(blog_names, 2000):
    print name