Meredith Farkas is repeating the survey
she did a couple of years ago to try and get another snapshot of the
Biblioblogosphere. If you’re involved in the library world and are a
blogger, please consider taking her survey.
I just finished it and have a couple of suggestions for clarification
in the next iteration 🙂 1) Define large urban area (Calgary’s pretty
large for this country, but maybe not for the world – I said we were
large at just over 1 million in population). 2) For the revenue
question, I’d be really interested in learning how much people earn. From my Google Ads I make just enough to cover my annual subscription to TypePad…
The results of the 2005 survey can be found here, including the following breakdown: Demographics, Blog Demographics, Attitudes and Behaviors, and Why we blog.
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2 Responses to “2007 Survey of the Biblioblogosphere”
I agree with you about the need to improve her definition of geographical region. My personal suggestion would be add “northern canada.” Not all of us fit the definitions of “eastern,” “western,” or “middle.” grrrrr
Well yeah, but wouldn’t you be worried about anonymity if you selected Northern Canada – surely there aren’t more than one of you up there? 😉