Software Used For Top 20 Blogs
The top blogs as ranked by Technorati use a mixture between third party software such as WordPress and those developed and maintained mostly by internal engineers, such as the system used by Gizmodo.
| Rank | Blog | Software |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Huffington Post | Movable Type |
| 2 | Gizmodo | Gawker bespoke software |
| 3 | TechCrunch | WordPress |
| 4 | TMZ.com | WordPress |
| 5 | Engadget | Blogsmith |
| 6 | Mashable | WordPress |
| 7 | The Corner | Drupal |
| 8 | Boing Boing | WordPress |
| 9 | Hot Air | WordPress |
| 10 | Gawker | Gawker bespoke software |
| 11 | Think Progress | WordPress |
| 12 | The Daily Dish | TypePad |
| 13 | The Daily Beast | ? |
| 14 | Newsbusters | Drupal |
| 15 | CNN Political Ticker | WordPress |
| 16 | Ezra Klein at Washington Post | WordPress |
| 17 | Breitbart.tv | WordPress |
| 18 | Big Government | WordPress |
| 19 | ReadWriteWeb | Movable Type |
| 20 | Matthew Yglesias | WordPress |
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