Rhys Blakely at The Times has a double page spread in today's paper on the growing influence of business blogs, with a compilation of the top 50 across topics such as economics, telecoms, industrials and utilities. It's on page 60 and well worth a read.
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June 13, 2007
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The media list looks more like a 'the well known media figures that are blogging' list and is not a reflection of all the great (and more popular) media blogs out there.
Including this one, or Mayfield's, or Brain's et al et al et al. In fact there's only one that's British based. I mean, would you say Seth Godin's blogs a media blog?
Come on Times - show a bit patriotism - and do a bit more research first.
And if anyone's reading this, you might want to change Robert Scobel's url - it's his old one from the Radio Weblogs days.
:-)
Posted by: Stephen Davies | June 13, 2007 at 09:52 AM