by Brian Solis
Time Magazine who kindly called us the “person of the year” in 2006, has published a list of the 25 best about something (and some about nothing) blogs.
There are some surprises and most are not so surprising. Well, and some have me scratching my head asking WTF? Either way, it’s a great indication that traditional media is leveraging new media to engage bloggers by talking about blogs. Expect to see more of it.
What do you think?
Top 25:
The Daily Dish by Andrew Sullivan
The Reverse Cowgirl (gotta love that name)
Most Overrated Blogs:
Jim Cramer Blog on Realmoney.com
Nicholas Kristof on the Ground
Just Missed the Cut:
bub.blicio.us (ok not really)
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Discussion
I wonder how they sorted out the blogs to come up with the best. A few of these I’ve never even heard of.
This is a milestone in media history. Damn. Milestones. What a concept. What year did they stone using stones to mark miles. I’m guessing there were still solid tired vehicles around… Anyway, it’s a decnt enough list and a good starting point fo rthe millions who are still wondering where the blogosphere is anyway… Like any list it is a starting point for discussion – No music blogs? That’s weak.
Good stuff. I like some of the blogs. Never heard of most of them. Will check them out in time.
What the heck was the criteria.. web2.ohreally?! Technorati authority of 32 (bigger is better). The most popular post has 19 comments. Which is fairly low for a blog that is around 9 months old.
Good for him for getting on the list, but did the guy writing that article just import his Google Reader list?
http://technorati.com/blogs/2ohreally.wordpress.com