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Thursday, 16 June 2005
Clay Shirky explores applying power law distributions to the blogosphere to find out why there are a few stars with blogs that are read by many and a huge volume of blogs that are relatively unexplored. This stimulated a lot of online discussion at the time (2003) but the same basic issues apply today: Read his article ... Also useful to read this response from Kevin Marks

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