Technorati: State of the Blogosphere 2009 released
October 20th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Social media and blogging
Blog search engine Technorati started publication of its annual State of the Blogosphere report yesterday – a survey of 2,828 bloggers in the US.
Section 1, ‘Who are the Bloggers?’, provides some new figures on who runs blogs, including the following from the respondents:
- 40 per cent have graduate degrees;
- One in four has an annual income of $100,000+;
- Two-thirds are male.
The report will be published in five sections – one on each working day this week.
This year the study also looked at monetisation, Twitter and microblogging and bloggers’ impact on US and world events.
Full introduction at this link…
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