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.
Today’s recommended reading is a bit all over the map. There’s something here to please communicators, entrepreneurs, consumers, and probably a half dozen other demographics. Don’t get too used to it, though, because I’m just as likely to get hung up on a single topic tomorrow.
A new news aggregator is launching Inform.com, and it does so with a wet kiss from the New York Times’ Bob Tedeschi today. It has a pretty slick layout, though as others have pointed out, it doesn’t appear to add that much to the current marketplace. It’s basically just like Google News only with a…
I published a column reflecting on my memories of my grandfather. He passed away today at 100 years old. Read the full column here.
Hey, it’s my blog so first I get to tell a story, then you get the good news at the end of this post. Of course, if you’re lazy, you can just ignore my explanation, but I promise to keep it (somewhat) interesting. Ever since shortly after I founded CustomScoop back in 2000, we have…
It turns out that relying on the masses to help you pick your NCAA bracket can work. As I explained before, I made my picks for March Madness this year based on what the majority of CBS Sportsline users had done. Since I generally stink at this stuff, I figured I had nothing to lose….
Interesting commentary over at Personal Democracy Forum over the merits of advertising on blogs vs. WashingtonPost.com. Henry Copeland of BlogAds suggested in a debate at the Online Politics conference earlier this month that you’d hit more eyeballs with a buy on political blogs than on the Post web site. Kate Kaye astutely points out that…