Blogosphere contracting?
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Blogosphere contracting? Assuming that both Sifry and Umbria are accurate and that these growth rates are remaining constant - the non-spam Blogosphere has peaked in size and is now contracting. Are we really losing real bloggers to spam blogs?
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A phase of consolidation should be normal. Its like economy with its cycles.
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amtsleiter (3 comments.) — 02/10/2006 @ 11:22 amI totally agree with you amtsleiter, that’s in the order of things.
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Matt B. (13 comments.) — 02/10/2006 @ 1:54 pmBad modelling
A flawed analysis of trends in the number of blogs, and the increase in the number of spam blogs, has lead people to think that the number of non-spam blogs is falling. In fact the growth trends remain strong.
Graeme's — 02/12/2006 @ 2:58 amSo where has the analysis gone wrong? It i…