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Reading vs. Posting on Blogs In Canada

Filed in archive Business Blogging by Greg Balanko-Dickson on November 14, 2006

Reading vs. Posting on Blogs In Canada
You know blogging is coming of age when the big name research firms start measuring it...

Recent Environics Research and Environics Communications surveys reveal that one-third (32 per cent) of all Canadians who are online have read blogs in the past three months. British Columbia is the most active blog market, with 42 per cent reading blogs. Via Business Edge


The other interesting statisticlinks is that about one-third of thse surveyed have read blogs in the last three months and about one-third of those have posted on a blog.

How many people do you know who blog versus read only?






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