Duncan Reilly has a list of known statistics that break out the number of bloggers by country. He makes a good point that most of the current blog monitoring tools are probably missing a big part of the global blogosphere. If any of the search vendors are listening (and I know you all are), I'd love to know how you're addressing this critical need. Please leave comments on this post.
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Steve Rubel points to a BlogHerald piece by Duncan Riley hinting at the overall size (60 million) of the blogosphere by aggregating individual countries and services' numbers. Individual numbers seem to make sense, except maybe Korea's with a 15 [Read More]
» Ten million indexed blogs = ??% of the blogosphere ? from Software Only
Steve Rubel points to a BlogHerald piece by Duncan Riley hinting at the overall size (60 million) of the blogosphere by aggregating individual countries and services' numbers. Individual numbers seem to make sense, except maybe Korea's with a 15 [Read More]
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