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Conversations in the Blogosphere: An Analysis "from the Bottom Up". Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-38) Best Paper Nominee.

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The Performativity of Naming: Adolescent Weblog Names as Metaphor

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August 02, 2005

Sifry says Technorati is tracking 80,000 new blogs per day

David Sifry has a great post on the growth of the blogosphere at State of the Blogosphere, August 2005, Part 1: Blog Growth. One of the things he says is that Technorati is tracking 80,000 new blogs each day, on average of course.

He comments:

Moblogging sites like Textamerica and Buzznet have also been growing as well, as more people are blogging from their camera-enabled mobile phones.
Both of these sites are visual blogging from a cell phone, both still and video. I'm wondering if the mobile audio blog has disappeared from English language sites? A few years ago there were several sites that would allow bloggers to call in and leave audio blog entries but I haven't found a single one of late. If anyone knows where an audioblog site, in English, is available please let me know.

I so wish we had good stats on how many of that 80,000 are first time bloggers and how many are new blogs from those that have had at least one previously. Of course I always want more stats, I need them for both my quant and qual work so there are just never enough.  Here is Sifry's statistical summary for his post.

Summary:

- Technorati was tracking over 14.2 Million weblogs, and over 1.3 billion links in July 2005

- The blogosphere continues to double about every 5.5 months

- A new blog is created about every second, there are over 80,000 created daily

- About 55% of all blogs are active, and that has remained a consistent statistic for at least a year

- About 13% of all blogs are updated at least weekly

Posted by prolurkr at August 2, 2005 10:17 AM

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