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Blog readers are stupid

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: June 23, 2009

Blog readers are slobbering fools.
You must all be trailer trash or illiterate.
I put in links to blogs, tweets, video and news about democracy awakening in Iran- not a single hit days later on searches as far as I can see.
Not one hit from searches.
Not a single one.
But I’m still getting people looking for Jasmine [...]

Iranian tweets, bloggers list and other links

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: June 21, 2009

Skynews keeps track of Iranian tweets on what’s happening in that country.

Here is a link to The Truth Laid Bear and its list of Iranian bloggers. Some of the blogs have been taken down, but there are links within some blogs to take you to other helpful sites to find out what is going on.
From [...]

Geoshagging and the WhosHere app

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: June 18, 2009

Now everywhere is a meet market.
Mathew Honan from Wired.

Work, work, work

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: October 8, 2008

I’m posting from afar. Lots to blog about and looking forward to it. Back to regular posting when I get back. Work, work, work.

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Aardvark Cola invites writers

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: October 8, 2008

This blog is doomed. So is yours, by the way.
The single motivating factor for this blog’s existence is my interest in it. There is no compensation for a WordPress.com blog, therefore when my interest wanes, the blog will disappear. Of the nearly 200 million blogs in the world, including 72 million blogs in China- I’m [...]

Technorati (what does that mean, anyway?)

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: October 6, 2008

Aardvark Cola has joined Technorati, the blog ranking service.

Aardvark Cola is ranked 2,655,296 by Technorati. I have absolutely no idea what that means, but I did see one blog that ranked at 4 million, and it looked rather good, so now I’m unsure if I should be aiming for one or 5 million.

This blog also [...]

No one reads blogs

Posted by: aardvarkcola on: October 5, 2008

A November 2004 post by Frank Barnako (find him at Barnako.com) shot down politcal blogging. No one reads it, he said. Link to that Marketwatch article here.