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» Why hasn't RSS taken off? from SocialCASTER...social media in biz/my
Steve Rubel talked about how a study revealed most internet users only regularly visit 6 sites. With web consumption habits as narrow as this who needs RSS? But I find that a bit perplexing. Perhaps these users would consume more [Read More]
» Who needs RSS when web users 'only visit six websi from Beyond PR
According to a research published by Diretgov, half of UK internet users regularly visit just 6 websites on average. 95% also say that they go online with a specific destination in mind (what happened to "web surfing"?).
Steve Rubel thinks that th... [Read More]
» How Many Websites Do You Visit? - And Why RSS Has Taken Off from elsua: The Knowledge Management Blog
During the course of yesterday there were two particular weblog posts that I found worth while commenting on and specially in this particular weblog, since I have been talking about a similar subject not long ago (How Many Feeds Do... [Read More]
» How Many Websites Do You Visit? - And Why RSS Has Taken Off from elsua
During the course of yesterday there were two particular weblog posts that I found worth while commenting on and specially in this particular weblog, since I have been talking about a similar subject not long ago (How Many Feeds Do You Subscribe to ?).... [Read More]
» The Rich Get Richer from AdPulp
From Webuser.co.uk: Web users now have almost 76 million sites to choose from, yet most only visit six on a regular basis, it was revealed today. The research, published today by Directgov, points to a new era in the use... [Read More]
» Why hasn't RSS taken off? from SocialCASTER...social media in biz/my
Steve Rubel talked about a study which revealed most internet users only regularly visit 6 sites. With web consumption habits as narrow as this who needs RSS? But I find that a bit perplexing. Perhaps these users would consume more [Read More]
» Who needs RSS when web users 'only visit six websites'? from Consumer Generated: Media, Marketing & Mayhem
According to a research published by Diretgov, half of UK internet users regularly visit just 6 websites... [Read More]





