Every blog entry syndicated by Virginia Political Blogs since February 1, with the count grouped by day.
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Open source, procurement, and gov tech.
Every blog entry syndicated by Virginia Political Blogs since February 1, with the count grouped by day.
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I would have expected a chart like that to show some trend. Odd that it is so regular, almost like a heartbeat.
I am sure that will change as November gets closer.
My guess is that since events outside the blogosphere are what usually drive the bloggers to write more posts, it is tied to that in some way.
Like, it could be as simple as this: The professional PR workers who orchestrate and spin those events like to space them out a few days apart, when they can, to max out the coverage they are courting by not competing with an event that’s still a hot topic.
Or, maybe it has to do with the weather?
Seems like a lot of the upticks correspond to weekends. Just a consequence of more time for blogging?
Its the weekend, bloging drops perepitously during the weekend. and Friday
Sorry for my misspelling, Dan I think that people actually blog more during the week. While at work, and so on, people are out and about on the weekend. Seems like the prime time to blog is Tuesday-Thursday, when people are paying attention. Just like traditional media.
Mondays and Wednesdays rock the blogosphere, though I wonder what it was that happened in early March to keep things so static there.
I would like to see this graph done with bars instead of lines, to help pick out day-of-the-week trends and pinpoint dates more easily.
But very interesting.