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State of the Blogosphere II

Posted by Peter Bihr at May 5, 2006

Just a few days ago, David Sifry of Technorati posted another part of his series State of the Blogosphere. (Here’s the link to Part 1 again.)

David has pretty interesting figures on language & tags:

  • English isn’t the number 1 blogging language. (Japanese is. About a third of all posts are in English.)
  • After fast growth over the last few years, Chinese blogs seem to have hit a peak around 25% of all posts.
  • Tagging still seems to be fun: About half of all posts are tagged one way or the other, adding up to like 100m tags altogether.

Well, tag on!

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Categories: (soon to be) classic links, connected world, web 2.0

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