Twittorati Where Blogosphere Meets Twittersphere.  Just imagining what that might look like. Could be like a bad acid trip with Alice In Wonderland taking you into the Hall Of Mirrors . Or maybe not. Here’s what Jennifer McLean – 415.896.3005 jmclean@technorati.com – says:

For Immediate Release Twittorati Is Here We’re very pleased to announce the launch of Twittorati.com: http://www.twittorati.com

Twittorati is where the blogosphere meets the Twittersphere: what top bloggers are tweeting about, and how these trends compare to blogosphere trends.

You’ll be able to filter tweets by topic, see the most tweeted blog posts, and compare leading blogosphere and Twitter trends.

Twittorati is featuring the Technorati Top 100 Bloggers at launch, but will expand to include the many more authors in the active blogosphere. You can find the Twitter content most relevant to you, compare the day’s top blog and hash tags to see the hottest topics in both spheres, as well as see the most popular links that are being tweeted and which blogs are linking to them.

Writer pages display each tweeter’s blogs and Twitter information and Technorati Authority.

Take a look, and tell us what you think. Jennifer McLean 415.896.3005 jmclean@technorati.com Technorati Media

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