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Blogs pass newspapers on meaningless graph

trend-blog-newspaper.jpgYou'll recall a certain conference about blogging that went mostly unattended and unmentioned. Well, Read/WriteWeb's Alex Iskold actually went, and came back with a gem of a navelgazing thumbsucker, too. I'm not sure how using Google Trends, which tracks the frequency of searches on terms, gets you anything meaningful about "blogging" versus "newspapers," but I'm sure I don't care. This one's for the dead-tree lovers among us, baby.

1:14 PM on Thu Nov 15 2007
By Nicholas Carlson
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  • Image of timestocome timestocome at 05:04 PM on 11/15/07
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    I don't know, maybe bad data can reflect real trends. CNN stopped reporting news when it re-did its format a month or so ago.

    The only way to get news now is from the blogs. The traditional news sources aren't reporting it anymore.

  • From: THEBIGLEAD.COM: TRACKBACK at 05:09 AM on 11/16/07
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    Yes, that Hayden chick from Heroes is blowing up - she’s in Vanity Fair … meaningless graph on how blogs are surpassing newspapers … remember all those awkward moments in high school? You can avoid them now!

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