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Lots of buzz (just check out Memeorandum) over this Washington Monthly profile of our ol’ buddy Markos Moulitsas Zuniga. Some highlights and lowlights:
The site, which has existed for only around three and a half years, now has 3.7 million read…

Have you ever left a management strategy session and said, “So and so doesn’t know nearly as much as he thinks he does”? Bill Starbuck wouldn’t be surprised if you did. Starbuck, the ITT professor of Creative Management at…

This is the official word from Senator Feingold on the FEC fiasco: As the primary Senate authors of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002, we have spent years fighting to clean up elections and ensure that powerful monied interests…

The Wall Street Journal had an interesting article…

Click to explore more WILLisms.com. PoliPundit- Notes: “indications are strong that Governor John Hoeven will run against the incumbent Democratic Senator, Kent Conrad.” Wizbang Blog- Captain’s Quarters Blog- Points out the law of unintended consequen…

Michelle Malkin has a recent post on blogging statistics, you should read it before continuing on ehre. Eh I disagree with Michelle. Especially with this part: Here’s a validity check. We know an Instalanche typically produces somewhere between 800 and…

Michelle Malkin has an interesting piece on the number of political blogs and those who read them. John Hinderaker of…

It’s MATH, something I haven’t thought a lot about since I was in college. Michelle Malkin has been using it lately. She’s looking into a subject that is near and dear to most serious bloggers. Hits. Visits. Visitors. Instalanches. So, get out your cal…

Michelle Malkin doesn’t buy the Wallstreet Journal’s estimate of blog readership. I don’t see the point of arguing the hard numbers because frankly both Pew Research’s results and Alexa are statistical samples, not actual counts. However the idea that …

Bottom Line: No matter how you count the actual visits major blog sites receive each day no one can dispute their attraction. Try turning on the TV to a major news channel without hearing about what a major blogger posted today.

To all you blogger…

Her calculations of traffic based on Alexa’s statistics have a fatal flaw

Regrettably, I have to disagree with Michelle Malkin, one my favorite bloggers who’s particularly in my good graces right now…

‘Some eight million Americans now publish blogs and 32 million people read them, according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project.’ That’s four readers per blog. Sounds right to me. I think I have my four.