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Sifry’s state of the Blogosphere, part 2

Sifry’s state of the Blogosphere, part 2

By Tim Finin on Monday, May 1st, 2006 at 1:00 pm.

How do you say ‘tag’ in Japanese?

David Sifry’s State of the Blogosphere Part 2 makes two interesting and significant observations: (1) the Blogosphere’s language diversity is increasing with Enlgish now accounting for less than one third of posts and Japanese and Chinese on the rise; (2) the adoption of tagging continues, with nearly half of the posts now carrying author-assigned tags.

Related posts: • State of the blogosphere;  • Sifry’s state of the blogosphere;  • Sifry’s state of the Blogosphere;  

 

 

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