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Category: Blogging/New Media
Posted on: July 3, 2008 12:29 PM, by Matthew C. Nisbet
Wikio has its latest rankings out, tracking the most influential blogs about science (as well as many other categories.)
Framing Science has pushed up from the top 25 blogs about science to break into the top 15, based on number and influence of links to the site.
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Comments
Hi, Matthew
Well done to you. At Wikio we're proud of the array of categories we have and it's good to see people being rewarded for hard work and good blogging.
Congratulations!
Posted by: Dan Levy | July 3, 2008 1:25 PM
Just to be clear, you are not number 15. The list is flawed. See this!
You would be 12, by my count.
Posted by: Greg Laden | July 3, 2008 3:13 PM
While obviously congratulations to all you ScienceBloggers, I am less than impressed with this list as a whole, and not just because I didn't make it, lol. Have you seen some of the people on there? Steven Milloy... Climate Audit... some car blog... and a bunch of bloggers with tiny audiences that even I crushed last month.
Without wanting to seem egotistical, I'm annoyed to see denialist and anti-science blogs with smaller audiences than mine make the Top 100 of a list that Wikio don't even seem to want to add me to.
Lol, I do seem egotistical don't I :P But
Posted by: Martin | July 7, 2008 1:18 PM