How Blogs are Doing in 2008

Blog seach engine Technorati has released its 2008 State of the Blogosphere, a study that surveys 1,079 bloggers regarding their posting habits, demographics, use of advertising and numerous other topics.

Mindy McAdams over at Teaching Online Journalism has done a fantastic job of boiling down some of the most interesting facts from the blog report, including:

-One in four bloggers spends 10 hours or more blogging each week
-77 percent of the bloggers surveyed comment on other blogs
-Technorati “top authority bloggers” post often — more than half of them post five times a day or more; and they are also twice as likely as other bloggers to tag their blog posts

[Technorati State of the Blogosphere 2008]
[What we knog about blogs - Teaching Online Journalism]

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One Response to “How Blogs are Doing in 2008”

  1. December 4th, 2008 | 8:02 am

    I saw your comment at Jason’s We Media blog. BarCampMiami 2009 will be on February 22nd, not February 28th. Hope you can make it!

    http://wemediaguru.com/2008/12/02/introducing-barcamp-newsinnovation/#comment-326

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