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Which Blog Is Your Favorite?

Google_trends Forget the ABA blog contest.  Which is your favorite blog?  Not certain?  Say that you like a lot of them?  I say ask the almighty Google.  (Or, your other blog reader).  Google Reader has a section called "trends".  Click on it and it will tell you (and only you) which of your subscriptions you read the most, which one you starred at the longest.  Which ones you shared the most, emailed the most and read on your mobile unit.  Also, it will tell you which of your subscriptions are updated most frequently.  And, it will tell you which blogs are the most inactive.  This information will give you an idea of which is your favorite.  I am not sure I knew until I checked, but it was obvious from my stats.  I am not going to tell you which is my favorite (other than my own blogs).  You will just have to guess.  But, it is fun to look.

November 30, 2007 in Blogging, Google And YouTube, Legal Weblogs (Blawgs) |

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