Monthly Archives: April 2007

Whither the Pageview?

Does the pageview have a future? Or will the online world look to unique visitors, time-spent or attention (what’s that?) to determine the success of a Web site. The Globe & Mail’s Mathew Ingram wades into the conversation with a column looking at the pageview’s future. Personally, the exercise of measuring a Web site’s traffic [...]
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Has the Blogosphere Stalled?

According to Valleywag, (based on a post by BusinessWeek’s Blogspotting) the number of active blogs within the blogosphere has plateaued at 15 million, which is a far cry from the 70 million tracked by Technorati (the difference, apparently, lies in the number of active and inactive blogs). Not sure if this is a trend or [...]
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“A” is for Apple, “B” is for Booming Sales

A, B, C as easy as higher sales and profits, as well as booming sales of Macs and iPods. The numbers tell the story: a 36% year-over-year jump in Mac sales to 1.51 million units while iPod sales soared 24% to 10.5 million units. “The Mac is clearly gaining market share, with sales growing 36 [...]
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Judge Nails RIAA

According to TechDirt, the Record Industry Association of America’s legal jihad is running into a few hurdles: lawsuits incorrectly targeted, as well as attempts to weasel out of paying its legal fees. Yesterday, a judge ruled the RIAA has to pay its legal costs. The re-affirmed decision can be found here. While the RIAA is [...]
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A Blogging Magazine?

Now, this is interesting. A paper-based magazine called Blogger and Podcaster about the blogging market. Here’s why they intend to charge a subscription fee amid a world everything else Web 2.0-related seems to be free. I wonder how long it will take before they call b5media to advertise?
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No E-Mail Interviews for You!

Jason Calacanis is pissed because a Wired writer took a pass after Calacanis asked if he be could be interviewed via e-mail. Jason, you’re absolutely right – and my perspective comes from more than 15 years as a daily newspaper reporter. One thing reporters take for granted is people are obligated to talk to them [...]
Posted in Media | 7 Comments
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