Articles Tagged - statistics

By Zack Levine, Posted in Twitter News

Struggling to decide who to follow on Twitter? Check out Twtrland, a new service that can provide analytics on any Twitter page. Simply go to twtrland.com and type in the handle of the Twitter user you want to analyze in the search bar at the top. If this is the first time the profile has been analyzed, it will take about one minute for their page to show up; if it has been done before, it will pop up quickly. From there, you can see a host of relevant information on the Twitter user you're analyzing. Belo... read more.

• August 12, 2011
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By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in Blogging

What's there to do when you've blogged your heart out, and its met with wonderful success? Blog about it some more, of course! On Sunday, Doug Caverly posted an entertaining article on webpronews.com about Google's modest look back on the year 2008.In good humor, Caverly referred to the post as "informative/slightly ridiculous..." I'm inclined to agree. Written by Google Blog Team member, Susan Straccia, the post outlines the search company's new blogs, blog activity, blog statistics, and general 2008 blog-... read more.

• January 07, 2009
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