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According to The Times of London today anyway. A big disappointment for me was the lack of UK bloggers in here, especially in the technology section. No surprise to see Scoble still gets in there but there are some great UK & Ireland tech bloggers who I'd expect to see in the list from a UK paper.

They called out a lot of great blogs like Seth Godin, Richard Edelman and FakeSteve but the sign here for me is that more UK bloggers are needed from the blue chips and funnily enough I had this exact conversation with Rachel Elnaugh today. If I'd been advising Lord Browne of BP recently, I'd have told him to get a blog and use that to react back to the public mauling he took every week in the press. In that forum you have little opportunity to have your say but in the blogosphere, you can react back and tell your side of the story.

Come on Britain, lets not have to put up with a list that includes great blogs from Wal Mart, Dell, and General Motors. Surely our executives have something to say?

Who would you add to the list?

 

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