Who’s Talking: Twitter Rankings At PdF June 4, 2010

Posted by Eric H. Lewis in Media, Other, Social Networks, Twitter

For the past two years of the Personal Democracy Forums, The Bivings Group's Twitterslurp tool has been used to track and analyze discussion about the conference that is taking place on Twitter.  One of the reasons the Twitterslurp has been so popular is the leaderboard feature, which lists the Twitter users that have tweeted the most.  At this year conference, in addition to listing the users who tweet the most, we also recorded how many times a users Twitter handle was mentioned by other users.   Below is the Twitterslurp leaderboard for 2010, reordered to list the 20 Twitter users who were mentioned the most by other users. Note that this data is as of 3:30 pm on Friday, June 4.  We'll update on Monday after the conference is over.

#1. Jordan Raynor , 348 mentions President, Direct Media Strategies

#2. Clay Shirky , 288 mentions Author of "Here Comes Everybody" and teacher at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program

#3. Craig Newmark , 207 mentions The founder of Craigslist and a first-day speaker on "Tech For Change"

#4. Eli Pariser , 195 mentions Board President and former Executive Director of MoveOn.org

#5. Ethan Zuckerman , 191 mentions Senior researcher, Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University

#6. Deanna Zandt , 189 mentions Media technologist and author of "Share This! How You Will Change the World with Social Networking"

#7. Allison Fine , 169 mentions Author of  "Momentum: Igniting Social Change in the Connected Age" and with Beth Kanter, "The Networked Nonprofit"

#8. Scott Heiferman , 169 mentions An MIT Technology Review ""Innovator of the Year" and Co-Founder & CEO of "Meetup", the world's largest network of local community groups

#9. Tim O'Reilly , 168 mentions The founder and CEO of O'Reilly Media, Inc.

#10. Micah Sifry , 157 mentions Co-founder and editor of the Personal Democracy Forum and TechPresident.com

#11. Beth Kanter , 162 mentions The author of "Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media" and co-author of "The Networked Nonprofit" with Allison Fine

#12. Alex Howard , 151 mentions Government 2.0 correspondent for O'Reilly Media

#13. Andrew Rasiej , 147 mentions Futurist, social entrepreneur, and Founder of the Personal Democracy Forum

#14. Markos Moulitsas , 146 mentions Founder and publisher of Daily Kos political community

#15. Susan Crawford , 135 mentions Served as Special Assistant to the President for Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy, faculty member of the University of Michigan Law School

#16. Howard Rheingold , 125 mentions Author of "Tools for Thought", "The Virtual Community" and "Smart Mobs"

#17. The Bivings Group , 113 mentions Full-service internet communications firm and sponsor of PDF 2010

#18. Dominic Campbell , 104 mentions Founder of FutureGov, a consultancy and social innovation incubator shaping the future of government

#19. Ellen Miller , 103 mentions Co-founder and executive director of the Sunlight Foundation

#20. Civico Live , 100 mentions A practical online democracy engagement platform, allowing fully live streaming of PdF

Share

Comments are closed.

About this blog

The Bivings Report (TBR) is a source of news, insight, research, analysis and conversation on web-based communications and its increasingly powerful role in the economy, politics and society. TBR content is created, posted and managed by internet strategists, media/communications analysts, web developers, designers and programmers, all of whom are employees of The Bivings Group.



Email Subscription

Delivered by FeedBurner

Search Site


Archives


Most Popular


Authors


Tags