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Benediction Blogs On continues to post many interesting observations on blogging, the blogosphere, God blogging, and internet information. Some interesting info includes:
The State of Blogging in the States cites a Pew Research study on blogging which notes:
God -blog Demographics 2005 Part 1 takes a look at some god-blog Aggregators and Lists. Just looking at it briefly reflects the lack of a larger or more unified Christian or God blogging portal. It's been interesting to read about developments in this field these past few months around the blogosphere.
But do we need a larger more unifed Christian blogging or God blog portal?
Teens and webpages points readers to Church Marketing Sucks' post on Designing Web Sites For Teens.
Benediction Blogs On continues to post many interesting observations on blogging, the blogosphere, God blogging, and internet information. Some interesting info includes:
The State of Blogging in the States cites a Pew Research study on blogging which notes:
6 million Americans (5% of online Americans) get their news via RSS aggregatorsBene asks about women bloggers... where are they in the god blogging realm and how can we interest them?
8 million Americans (7%) have blogs of their own
14 million American (12%) have commented on other people’s blogs
32 million Americans (27%) read blogs regularly
74 million of Americans (62%) don’t know what a blog is
God -blog Demographics 2005 Part 1 takes a look at some god-blog Aggregators and Lists. Just looking at it briefly reflects the lack of a larger or more unified Christian or God blogging portal. It's been interesting to read about developments in this field these past few months around the blogosphere.
But do we need a larger more unifed Christian blogging or God blog portal?
Teens and webpages points readers to Church Marketing Sucks' post on Designing Web Sites For Teens.
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