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It must be CustomScoop day here on this blog. Our team there put out an interesting blog post last night that is an abbreviated version of the typical analysis we provide clients. In this case, they decided to look at the buzz surrounding Michael Moore’s “Sicko” film. Included was a chart showing volume of blog posts:…
Is GooBurner a Good Idea?
Sam Sethi today starts a rumor in the blogosphere sure to spread like wildfire: Google is to buy FeedBurner. I have no information to confirm or deny the rumor, so instead I find myself pondering whether it’s a good thing. Certainly it is likely to be for FeedBurner shareholders. But what about bloggers, podcasters, and…
New Communications Forum Next Week
A reminder that the New Communications Forum is coming up next week in Las Vegas. It isn’t too late to register. The list of speakers, panelists, and attendees is impressive. I will be there and look forward to the discussions. If any readers will be at the event and would like to get together for…
Google Blogsearch Tops Technorati … Or Does It?
Hitwise reports that for the first time Google Blogsearch has generated more pages views in a week than Technorati. So Technorati is now the second place blog search web site, right? Maybe, maybe not. Mike Arrington over at TechCrunch points out that the comScore numbers disagree. Unfortunately, the comScore numbers appear to be highly erratic…
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An Entertaining and Brutal Trashing of Robert Bly’s Blog Schmog
Rick Segal offers up a highly entertaining review of Robert Bly’s Blog Schmog. The book may not be worth a read (according to Rick), but his post certainly is! (hat tip to Shel #1 for pointing this out) Technorati tags: Rick Segal, Robert Bly, Robert W. Bly, Blog Schmog, book review