Last month, my friends at information portal and news search engine Wikio gave me a pre-publication look at December’s top 20 list of the most influential tech blogs in the UK.
They’ve done the same for the January 2009 list, this time giving me an exclusive look at the top 30 UK tech blogs from the Top 100 which will be published on Monday (Jan 5) when Wikio updates all their listings.
So here’s Wikio’s January 2009 list of the Top 30 Tech Blogs in the UK:
- Blah! Blah! Technology
- xlab
- TechCrunch UK
- Coolest Gadgets
- dot.life
- The Red Ferret Journal
- imran.ali
- The Guardian Technology blog
- TechDigest
- Dial-a-Phone
- B3ta Weblog
- BlogStorm
- Phones Review
- the::unwired
- jkkmobile
- qwghlm.co.uk
- Gadget Venue dot com
- Speckyboy – WordPress and Design
- broadstuff
- UK Offer Media Affiliate Blog
- NevilleHobson
- GadgetGrid
- gadgettastic.com
- E-consultancy – Internet Marketing News and Blogs
- Simon Willison’s Weblog
- David Naylor a UK SEO
- Blog.Spoon Graphics
- OUseful.Info, the blog…
- Wonderland
- Mark Shuttleworth
A couple of things I note from this January list compared to December’s list:
- No change in the top four with really minor shuffling of positions among the rest that make up the top 10
- NevilleHobson.com has jumped up 13 places, to #21 :)
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5 responses to “Wikio top 30 UK tech blogs for Jan 2009”
Neville – Congratulations on making the Top 21. Well deserved.
I am often frustrated that I can't find more quality UK (non corporate) blogs so thanks for posting the full list.
Andy
Congrats – I'll be happy as long as I'm still in the Top 100 somewhere!
@Andy C Most of the best blogging discoveries I've ever made have been through following recommendations, either via blogrolls or poking around on Twitter. Sometimes it's worth just hitting 5 or 6 random blogroll links and seeing where you end up!
Although your standing in the UK tech community is well-deserved, I'll be more impressed to watch you grow your Google Friend Connect community above 100. Your growth rate there is quite remarkable.
Thanks everyone.
That's a good point re Google Friend Connect, Bernie. I'm still not wholly sure what the real value is of this service but the growth in community is impressive.
wow #26 and I don’t even return a result at http://www.wikio.co.uk/search/dave+naylor and never had a one referer from wikio
DaveN
the guy that runs “David Naylor a UK SEO”