The Top 10 interesting people in the Blogosphere in 2005: Interesting read, especially since Matt rises up and above all the others. Also of note is that blogging “networks” are dominating that list. Anyone read the Wired article on Jason? PS: Duncan, you need a better server!
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The Top 10 interesting people in the Blogosphere in 2005 – Die Top 10 der Blogwelt 2005
1. Matt Mullenweg, WordPress
The rising star of the blogosphere took a few blows from supposedly friendly folk this year, and yet bounced right back with the launch of a new company, and took the mantle of the blogosphere’s most popular DIY blogging …
The Top 10 interesting people in the Blogosphere in 2005 – Die Top 10 der Blogwelt 2005
1. Matt Mullenweg, WordPress
The rising star of the blogosphere took a few blows from supposedly friendly folk this year, and yet bounced right back with the launch of a new company, and took the mantle of the blogosphere’s most popular DIY blogging …