A social blog search engine Twingly has recently added a BlogRank feature to its service. This feature identifies the top 100 important blogs available in 12 different languages, based on a Twingly’s ranking system. BlogRank’s quite similar to Technorati because it carries out the same duties, showing Google Page-ranks for blogs. Though the added feature of ranking blogs with different languages for its readers is a big difference in between these two services.
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i use the service ://URLFAN which to me is more transparent in regards to “ranking websites”. Their top 100 is pretty well respected in the web 2.0 world:
http://www.urlfan.com/site/top_100/100.html
urlfan ranks sites according to their popularity in the blogosphere and shows all their data. It’s a little more clear than both technorati and twingly when it comes to ranking websites, since thats what they focus on.
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мм. кто бы мог подумать ..
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emm. bookmarked
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