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WeSmirchAuthors, ranked by Leadership (how frequently they're linked to in other tech posts)
| Rank | Author | Leadership | Sources | |
| 1 | Mark Gurman | @markgurman | 2.394% | 9to5Mac (#8) |
| 2 | Sarah Perez | @sarahintampa | 2.014% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 3 | Ingrid Lunden | @ingridlunden | 1.479% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 4 | Kurt Wagner | @kurtwagner8 | 1.279% | Re/code (#4) |
| 5 | Dan Goodin | @dangoodin001 | 1.152% | 1.133%: Ars Technica (#7), 0.019%: Ars Technica UK (#70) |
| 6 | Josh Constine | @joshconstine | 1.024% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 7 | Mark Bergen | @mhbergen | 0.988% | Re/code (#4) |
| 8 | Frederic Lardinois | @fredericl | 0.897% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 9 | Stephen Hall | @stephenhall_ | 0.821% | 9to5Google (#21) |
| 10 | Emil Protalinski | @epro | 0.790% | VentureBeat (#10) |
Publications, ranked by Leadership (how frequently they're linked to in other tech posts)
| Rank | Source | Leadership | URL | |
| 1 | TechCrunch | RSS | 10.015% | techcrunch.com |
| 2 | Wall Street Journal | RSS | 7.333% | wsj.com |
| 3 | The Verge | RSS | 6.306% | theverge.com |
| 4 | Re/code | RSS | 5.843% | recode.net |
| 5 | Bloomberg Business | 4.104% | bloomberg.com | |
| 6 | New York Times | RSS | 3.985% | nytimes.com |
| 7 | Ars Technica | RSS | 3.722% | arstechnica.com |
| 8 | 9to5Mac | RSS | 3.257% | 9to5mac.com |
| 9 | Reuters | RSS | 3.134% | reuters.com |
| 10 | VentureBeat | RSS | 3.102% | venturebeat.com |
Authors, ranked by Presence (how frequently they're featured on Techmeme)
| Rank | Author | Presence | Sources | |
| 1 | Sarah Perez | @sarahintampa | 2.812% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 2 | Ingrid Lunden | @ingridlunden | 1.901% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 3 | Frederic Lardinois | @fredericl | 1.464% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 4 | Dan Goodin | @dangoodin001 | 1.172% | 1.135%: Ars Technica (#6), 0.037%: Ars Technica UK (#40) |
| 5 | Emil Protalinski | @epro | 1.137% | VentureBeat (#5) |
| 6 | Josh Constine | @joshconstine | 1.092% | TechCrunch (#1) |
| 7 | Mary Jo Foley | @maryjofoley | 1.008% | ZDNet (#9) |
| 8 | Mark Gurman | @markgurman | 0.999% | 9to5Mac (#11) |
| 9 | Kurt Wagner | @kurtwagner8 | 0.984% | Re/code (#4) |
| 10 | Jordan Novet | @jordannovet | 0.955% | VentureBeat (#5) |
Publications, ranked by Presence (how frequently they're featured on Techmeme)
| Rank | Source | Presence | URL | |
| 1 | TechCrunch | RSS | 13.839% | techcrunch.com |
| 2 | The Verge | RSS | 7.484% | theverge.com |
| 3 | Wall Street Journal | RSS | 6.270% | wsj.com |
| 4 | Re/code | RSS | 5.316% | recode.net |
| 5 | VentureBeat | RSS | 4.674% | venturebeat.com |
| 6 | Ars Technica | RSS | 4.294% | arstechnica.com |
| 7 | Bloomberg Business | 3.233% | bloomberg.com | |
| 8 | New York Times | RSS | 3.211% | nytimes.com |
| 9 | ZDNet | RSS | 2.912% | zdnet.com |
| 10 | Reuters | RSS | 2.762% | reuters.com |
About These Lists
These leaderboards rank the authors and publications that appear on Techmeme.
These particular lists draw on the 90 days of archive data ending November 16, 2015.
Authors and publications are ranked in two ways. First, by Leadership, which reflects how frequently authors and publishers are linked to from news articles and social media posts in Techmeme's tech-focused crawl. Second, by Presence, which reflects how much authors and publishers are featured in Techmeme headlines. Presence was the sole metric used in Techmeme's leaderboard prior to May 2015.
For more detailed information, see the blog post announcing these lists.
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