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I read a very brief piece in Technology and Learning (April) I had to check out. The short article summarized some Technorati data reported through valleywag showing that interest in blogging<\/a> may have peaked. If you check out the technorati data, the key is not the number of blogs, but the number of active bloggers. It appears that numbers from Mar. 2006 and Mar. 2007 are similar. The number of active bloggers appears stalled at about 15 million.<\/p>\n

I wonder if this is “real” or if some are now being pulled over to other forms of online expression that offer greater flexibility (e.g., social networking sites.).<\/p>\n

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I read a very brief piece in Technology and Learning (April) I had to check out. The short article summarized some Technorati data reported through valleywag showing that interest in blogging may have peaked. If you check out the technorati data, the key is not the number of blogs, but the number of active bloggers. … Continue reading Is the party over?<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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