1. Michael Arrington
2. Pete Cashmore
3. Darren Rowse
4. John Dvorak
5. Frank Kern - This one is a little odd since Frank's posts largely hold video content.
6. Aaron Brazell
7. Jason Calacanis
8. Steve Rubel
9. Willie Crawford
10. Jeremy Shoemaker
11. Leo Laporte
12. Brian Solis
Featurism - I don't rank yet but here it is anyways.
2 comments:
I think this is a great use of the Wordle app, and interesting to see how the Big Guns stack up.
I think the app could be a great way for anyone to offer a quick snippet of what they're about. I've used one for my PR blog and, although simple, says what I'm about in an easy visual manner. And with people having less time to devote to more blogs, it's a good way of seeing whether you'd be interested in a particular writer,
Thanks for the comment Danny. I do see tag clouds more and more on blogs. I like them and use them frequently to find out what some one writes about. What's interesting about the Wordle, is that it actually takes all the text from an RSS feed and not just the denoted tags.
It provides and interesting look into the content, and how the writer writes about it.
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