Read/WriteWeb up for Best Technology Blog, 2007 Weblog Awards
Written by Richard MacManus / November 3, 2007 8:01 PM
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We're honored to be nominated for Best Technology Blog in the 2007 Weblog Awards. Voting closes November 8, 2007 and you may vote once every 24 hours, determined by IP address.
R/WW is up against some very strong competition: Engadget, Gizmodo, Lifehacker and The Apple Blog are all a long way ahead of us at this time. So if you are a fan of our humble Web Technology blog, then feel free to vote for Read/WriteWeb. We definitely need it at this point ;-).
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Really unfortunate grouping with the two gadget blogs. You guys do great analysis here, which to me is the primary value you deliver, but comparatively you serve a niche market while Engadget and Gizmodo are mass market consumer sites.
Congrats on the nomination!
Surprised why gadget listings are actually called blogs!!!
Readwriteweb is one of the best!
It looks like other blogs don't blog in this category. Good work Richard.
Vishal
Just want to CONGRATULATE YOU! :) well done it's great award! :D
Medgadget messed thing up! It is NOT a webblog. I love readwriteweb!
Congrats on the honor. I just voted for you!
Weblog Awards are great for indicating which blogs are worth a read, but then you still have to read the hundreds of posts each day that those blogs post. The Issue does a great job handpicking the best posts each day into a daily blog newspaper. It is definitely worth checking out.
You can read them at http://theissue.com
I love this blog, Richard. It's way better then any technology blog out there.
Congrats on the nomination Richard!
Out of all of them, this is the only blog I actually read. I think a lot of people will vote just based on the name (everyone knows who engadget is) rather than the content. Good luck nonetheless...and I voted.
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