THE UK’S Top UK Marketing Weblogs

By Steven Finch on Monday, May 19, 2008

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Over at the Spinning Around blog, James has a great list he is keeping up-to-date of the top UK Marketing weblogs. The list is based upon the AdAge Power 150 and I have attached his most up-to-date list from the 1st May.

If you feel that you should be included, you can get in touch with Ad Age here, who will sort you out. As soon as you’re in, I’ll pick you up in this filleting of the AA chart.

I really looking forward to seeing if James make a nice badge for the sites on the list. I would be sure to place it on Crenk.com. Also, im a little surprised that James doesnt promote the list a little more on his site, because it is a big draw point to the site.

UK Global Blog
1 (=) 42 (-17) David Airey
2 (=) 56 (-10) Blogstorm
3 (+1) 57 (+4) russell davies
4 (-1) 61 (-6) NevilleHobson.com
5 (+1) 80 (+27) adliterate
6 (-1) 105 (-15) The Engaging Brand
7 (=) 116 (-2) PR Blogger
8 (+2) 130 (+13) Only Dead Fish
9 (-1) 138 (-10) Crackunit
10 (-1) 166 (-27) Modern Marketing
11 (+5) 170 (+19) Make Marketing History
12 (-1) 171 (-24) Welcome to Optimism
13 (NEW) 173 (NEW) HERD
14 (-2) 178 (-5) A PR Guy’s Musings
15 (-2) 193 (-15) Crenk
16 (-1) 201 (-15) PPC Blog
17 (-3) 208 (-26) Fraser’s Affiliate Marketing Blog
18 (+13) 228 (+128) Blog Till You Drop
19 (-2) 249 (+1) Hobo SEO UK
20 (NEW) 261 (NEW) Spinning Around
21 (-3) 266 (-15) greenormal
22 (+1) 305 (+12) Drew B’s take on tech PR
23 (-4) 313 (-50) Life Moves Pretty Fast
24 (+6) 327 (+28) livingbrands
25 (+4) 328 (+26) Beyond PR
26 (-6) 329 (-51) Simonsays
27 (=) 330 (+15) The Way of the Web
28 (-6) 333 (-24) mediations
29 (-4) 350 (-14) Wadds’ tech pr blog
30 (-9) 353 (-45) Interactive Marketing Trends
31 (-3) 370 (-22) Faster Future
32 (-8) 375 (-46) 50-Plus Marketing
33 (-7) 379 (-35) Raw Stylus
34 (+1) 396 (+23) Lewis 360
35 (+1) 418 (+11) Brand Strategy Magazine Blog
36 (-3) 446 (-47) The Friendly Ghost
37 (+10) 454 (+71) Living in a digital world
38 (+2) 457 (+17) Nick Burcher
39 (-5) 465 (-57) (Almost) Always Thinking
40 (+5) 480 (+31) Pudding Relations
41 (=) 484 (-1) Simon Wakeman
42 (-4) 492 (-23) Tell Ten Friends
43 (+1) 494 (+13) The New Marketing
44 (-5) 495 (-25) [Bluurb] stuff and things
45 (-8) 504 (-40) A Mountain Dweller in the Thames Valley
46 (-4) 510 (-26) Brandgym Blog
47 (-4) 522 (-18) Unleashed on Marketing
48 (+1) 530 (+18) All Things PR
49 (-3) 543 (-28) PR Voice
50 (+1) 562 (+5) Indolent.com
51 (NEW) 565 (NEW) In the Cowshed
52 (-4) 567 (-29) Offer and Acceptance
53 (-3) 588 (-36) PRwordSmith
54 (NEW) 597 (NEW) Yet Another Planning Blog

I also just wanted to point out that I came across another great blog that is not UK based, but i thought was worth a mention, DailyWritingTips. There currently is a post that is rising on digg, 44 resume writing tips.

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Emote Games To Unveil Social Gaming Technology At GDC

By Steven Finch on Tuesday, February 5, 2008

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Emote Games a specialist production company founded by industry veterans Morgan O’Rahilly and Dave Rose to fund and produce cross-platform, interactive entertainment and to exploit emergent digital channels, will demonstrate its pioneering technology platform to select partners at the forthcoming Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.

UK iPhone Released November 9

By Steven Finch on Tuesday, September 18, 2007

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Mike Butcher and other outlets are reporting that the 8-gigabyte iPhone will be in the UK on November 9 for 269 quid or USD $542, a considerable price increase as it leaps over the pond. O2 will be providing service and free WiFi will be available from The Cloud, a UK pay-as-you-go public WiFi provider. The WiFi music store will also appear on UK iPhones next month, allowing for on-the-go downloads from the ITMS.

O2 has been building out its EDGE network to support this launch, which is actually a downgrade of its current European 3G offerings. The move to give away free WiFi is probably an attempt to offset the poor 2.5G data coverage in Europe in general. Jobs said that 3G was not embedded into the phone due to battery concerns, which means the next iPhone will probably come attached to a car battery and it’s own handtruck. This is right in line with TC France’s discovery of the FrancoiPhone on Orange.

Via: John Biggs (Techcrunch)