Comscore Measures Blogs
Fred Wilson offers some interesting data from Comscore about which blog hosts have the most visitors and which are most sticky.
Fred Wilson offers some interesting data from Comscore about which blog hosts have the most visitors and which are most sticky.
Robert Scoble thinks so. He argues that Bloglines beats out Technorati because it has more links. Now, Bloglines may indeed be better than Technorati — I simply haven’t examined it carefully enough to comment. But you can’t focus solely on quantity at the expense of quality. All the links in the world don’t matter if…
Google Talk debuted today. It allows instant messaging using its own client software, or can be used with third party products like Trillian that allow you to centralize all of your IM communications. In addition, it has a voice component that sort of makes it like a light version of Skype.
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Stuff worth checking out: "Chris Heuer is the project lead: Signups for the new media press release (really!)" (Tom Foremski) – more on the effort to update the press release for the new media age. Something worth following. "Blogs, Politics and Public Relations" (Beltway Blogroll) – campaigns in the new media age "GOP Superiority in…
BL Ochman reports: MoveOn.org, which was seeking 500,000 signatures on a petition against proposed Congress’ cancellation of funding to NPR and PBS, has now reached almost a million signatures.
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