Make: Online : MAKE is #9 on Google Reader and a top 100 blog on PC Magazine

MAKE is #9 on Google Reader and a top 100 blog on PC Magazine

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I saw a list of most subscribed to sites on TechCrunch and was delighted to see our little ole' MAKE site hit #9 on their top 100 list! Theirs list states that we have 62k subscribers, when I looked it up it said 82k - from what I understand it changes a bit from day to day. Either way, lots of thanks everyone who subscribes!- Link (click here to subscribe with Google reader).

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Next up the PC Magazine team told us that we're on their "100 favorite blogs list" - thanks PC magazine! - Link.

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Posted by: aolshove on October 15, 2007 at 4:19 PM

Congrats Make! And, just for the record... I like you too.

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