Tuesday, January 4, 2005
The Pew Internet & American Life Project released a study this week that showed that blog readership in 2004 increased by 58%, with 6 million Americans getting news and information fed to them through RSS aggregators. The same study shows that there are over 8 million people creating web-based logs or diaries. However, the same study shows that 62% of online Americans do not know what a blog is. Blogs are online diaries or where Internet users posts their opinions, thoughts, observations, or whatever else they like to the world. The Pew Internet & American Life Project is a non-profit that studies the social impact of the Internet.
Source: Socialtech.com
6 comments:
hey sara... speaking of blogs, i just thought let you know that my blog is only 132 hits behind yours. looks like i'm creeping up on ya- just thought i'd point that out, SUCKA!!!
If I checked my own blog as many times a day as you do, I'd probably be getting just as many hits. Get a job! Oh, wait, you have one that lets you blog all day...
actually, smarty mcsmart, remember we set it up so i check my email to see if i have new comments? WHATS UP NOW?
Except that you use your own blog to bookmark everyone else's blogs, so that's what's up, mr. hitshisownpagerson. Bleh!
i what? i resent these scandalous allegations. they are frivolous and 100% untrue. you will he hearing from my lawyer soon. his name is bob, and he doesn't appreciate you and your blog. so eat that, sara... and my shorts. which are untasty. kinda like YOUR FACE!!!
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