Guardian has the most bookmarks on Delicious

Guardian has the most bookmarks on Delicious 3

Posted on August 26, 2009 by Malcolm Coles

The Guardian has more bookmarks on Delicious than any other UK newspaper according to Quarkbase.

There are 10,914 Guardian URLs bookmarked, with the Times in 2nd (3,944) and the Independent 3rd (3,196).

Newspaper website	Bookmarks on Delicious
Guardian	10,914
Times Online	3,944
The Independent	3,196
Telegraph	2,258
The Sun	1,409
FT	1,303
Daily Mail	785
Mirror	624
Express	197

Quarkbase doesn't reveal how the figure is calculated. It must use the Delicious API somehow... Click the papers' name to see more Quarkbase data... And if you're reading via RSS, click here to see the video.

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3 Responses to “Guardian has the most bookmarks on Delicious”

Christian Schenk says:

August 26, 2009 at 8:19 am

Hi Malcolm,
I must admit that I'm not really interested in UK newspapers; probably due to the fact that they aren't that relevant over here in Germany. But the videos are worth a visit

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Malcolm Coles says:

August 31, 2009 at 5:30 pm

There's a few more options for styles to play with yet, so I'm sure there will be more to come!!

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