PSoTD

Wednesday May 31, 2006 at 9:03pm

More on NetVocates

Cybersoc.com has done some digging. Give it a read.

It looks like cracksinthefacade and PSoTD both posted about the Al Gore movie, as did the Pandora's jar guy - so someone has paid to find out what people are saying about the Al Gore movie, An Inconvenient Truth. Did you post about the film? Did you get inbound links from NetVocates?

Hell, every blogger ought to have some sort of basic post about An Inconvenient Truth, and monitor their traffic to see if NetVocates shows up.

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Wednesday May 24, 2006 at 3:04pm

About Readership...

Even though my site traffic is still increasing, I'm a bit concerned over a trend on this blog. One of the things that has seemed to happen, although I really can't tell for sure, is that I've been slowly replacing regular readers with Google visitors. A few years ago I could look at my SiteMeter report and see where visitors were coming from, and they were primarily coming from blogrolls. That is no longer the case, and I suspect that blogrolls are well on their way to extinction, to be replaced with a handier set of link tools similar to what Leftyblogs provides with RSS feeds and headlines.

And that's okay with me if blogrolls disappear over time, but I'm not sure what to make of not having a regular readership. It's nice to be a reference point for search engines on important and less important items, and it's always refreshing to see a post of mine referenced by Daou Report or Shakespeare's Sister or some other blog that generates a burst of interest. But shouldn't I rather want regular, daily, or at least every-other-day, readership? Is smaller and returning better than larger and sporadic?

What would you prefer on your own blog?

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Wednesday May 10, 2006 at 11:00am

Stalling, Stalling, Stalling

It appears that cell communications companies that run into public controversy when looking to build a new tower - particularly when they are asking for changes in law in order to build the tower - are trying a new tactic in dealing with the controversy:

Stall until the public gets bored.

It's a time-tested strategy.

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Friday May 5, 2006 at 7:57am

TBL Supports Net Neutrality

That's Tim Berners-Lee. Calls it "fundamental".

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Tuesday May 2, 2006 at 8:10am

YouTube

YouTube seems like one of the cooler tools/sources at the disposal of bloggers in quite a while. The Washington Post highlighted YouTube yesterday.

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