One of us spent their time shredding up cardboard, eating green leaves, and pooping in a box -- and the other one just sat around. Somehow, content was created.
Tag: blog
The blog’s decade
Blogging is dead. Long live the blog! At 268,000, visits to this blog are now down 37% from the peak year of 2015. At the same time, this year I had the fewest number of new posts, just 39. On the other hand, this year I had 25 million impressions on Twitter. Whatever that means.…
Breaking: 2018 is almost over (year-end report)
Blog productivity was up. The top 10 posts. See you next year!
How I engaged my way to excellent research success and you can too
Too often sociologists think of social media, or online communications generally, primarily as a way of broadcasting their ideas.
Family Inequality year-end review
It wasn't just another year.
Family Inequality year-end review
The year in Family Inequality. Thanks for reading!
Year-end report and most popular posts, 2014
A few days ago Family Inequality reached 1 million total views. After more than doubling in 2011 and 2012, average daily traffic on Family Inequality only grew 41% in 2013, and now in 2014 it grew only another 25%. The declining growth rate may in part reflect slower growth in the number of American Internet users The blog's…
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Family Inequality wins Charm Quark
"Fantastic stuff and first class 'bullshit police' work."
The couple-height story
Publicity, plagiarism and copyright infringement in the blogosphere.
Year-end stats
This year Family Inequality again doubled its hit count, which means treading water in Internet space-time. The most popular 36 posts this year, reduced to key words looked like this: Those hits were partly the result of links from other blogs, Facebook and Twitter. But a lot came from search engines. These are the 50…
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