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The Blog Herald (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Arianna Huffington’s The Huffington Post is the new #1 spot on Technorati Top 100 blogs list, overtaking previous frontrunner Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch. I’m not sure if this really means anything, but TechCrunch have been controlling the Technorati Top 100 list for some time now. Other than that, here’s the top 10: The Huffington Post TechCrunch Gizmodo Engadget Boing Boing Lifehacker Ars Technica...
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Investment and Financial Services (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Hi, here’s your spider food! Technorati Profile
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Kentucky Law Review (Free subscription) | yesterday
This page is just a technical page to come up on the Technorati listings.Sorry for the inconvenience. Technorati Profile
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Food Blog S'cool (Free subscription) | 10/04/2008
I used to find Technorati quite useful for checking out links to my blog, it was a good way of finding new blogs but also find the ones that scraped your content but nowadays Technorati seems to have gotten worse and worse, I get these flashing ads that tell me (n.b. every time) that I am the 1.000.000ieth person visiting and I have won a prize, not to talk about the badly updated blog reaction list....
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Media @ LSE Group Weblog (Free subscription) | 10/03/2008
Technorati (a service which indexes weblog postings) has produced its latest and most elaborate report to date on bloggers. Notable by its absence is what was a prominent (and dubious) feature of earlier reports - a graph showing a steady rise in the number of blogs and bloggers. Instead they are satisfied to remark that [...]
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The PR Lawyer (Free subscription) | 10/02/2008
From Katie Noonan - The state of the union may be up in the air at the moment, but Technorati’s annual report for 2008 has found the state of the Blogosphere to be strong. Their in-depth report found that blogs are increasingly becoming part of the mainstream, and that a growing number of Americans are now getting their news from blogs. Here are some important findings from the study: Who is blogging?...
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Blogcritics: Sci/Tech (Free subscription) | 10/02/2008
One blogger's look inside Technorati's extensive report on the latest blogging stats and trends. Last week, Blogcritics' benevolent overlords at Technorati filed their State of the Blogosphere 2008 report. It's a massive compilation of information, based not just on Technorati's own indexing data but on an extensive survey of bloggers across subjects, geographies, and demographics. Anyone who blogs,...
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Sifry's Alerts (Free subscription) | 10/02/2008
We've been hard at work on the private beta of Offbeat Guides , and I thought it would be a good time to give y'all an update on our progress! We've been making huge strides both in making the site simpler and easier to use, as well as cranking away on the hard tasks of building out a deep semantic search service that dynamically builds guides for over 30,000 different city destinations around the...
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Mashable (Free subscription) | 10/02/2008
Blog search engine Technorati recently tried to re-invent itself as a memetracker of sorts, changing its homepage to reflect the most popular blog posts at a given point in time. Today, Google Blog Search – long just a blog-focused version of the company’s core search engine – has followed Technorati’s lead and launched a destination site of its own. Much like Technorati, Google Blog Search now organizes...
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eyecube (Free subscription) | 10/01/2008
If you haven’t already, I encourage you to take a look at the in depth report put together by Technorati, State of the Blogosphere 2008. Rich with detail and insight, it’s broken down into five sections: 1. Who are the bloggers 2. The What and Why of Blogging 3. The How of Blogging 4. Blogging for Profit 5. Brands enter [...]
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LibrarianInBlack (Free subscription) | 10/01/2008
The 2008 Technorati State of the Blogosphere report has been released. The report includes oodles of statistics about who bloggers are, why they blog, their favorite blogging and blog-related tools, and how bloggers' voices affect brand success or failure. Who...
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The Viral Garden (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
Last week it felt like 2006 all over again, as Technorati issued a massive State of the Blogosphere update. While this is the first update on the state of the blogosphere from TRati in what seems like a couple of years, it had a ton of interesting stats and conclusions. One of the first assertions TRati makes is that blogs are now mainstream. And I can't argue with them. TRati cites several sources...
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Conversation Agent (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
The report came out last week, so it might be old news for publications that are used to being on top of technology trends, like ReadWriteWeb and The Inquisitr. [We discussed it briefly on Friday with Sarah Wurrey and Doug Haslam in the CustomScoop podcast.] Marshall Kirkpatrick at ReadWriteWeb stated, "Technorati says blogging is mainstream, we think the numbers indicate otherwise." I'm tempted to...
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Technorati Weblog (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
On October 1st, we’re teaming up to support DonorsChoose.org in their 2nd Annual Blogger Challenge DonorsChoose.org is dedicated to getting our kids the materials, resources and experiences they need to learn. They’re challenging the blogosphere to compete to see who can rally the most support for public schools. Across the blogosphere, bloggers are creating giving pages that list specific classroom...
