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Posted by Rob Walker on June 10, 2009
Posted Under: Non-Daily Linkpile
Posted Under: Non-Daily Linkpile
- mktg: Is this tumblog the future of Murketing.com? Maybe so.
- Tablet Magazine: Formerly Nextbook. I’m linking to the Podcast page — it’s consistently interesting & generally hosted by friend of Murketing Sara Ivry.
- Study: 10% of Twitter users generate 90% of content: “The most striking result was that so few people used the service to publish information, preferring instead to be passive consumers. The median number of lifetime tweets per user is one.”
Links compiled via delicious, and repurposed here with plug-in Postalicious.
Further diversion may be found at MKTG Tumblr, and the Consumed Facebook page.
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Reader Comments
Not the median, but the mode. Mode number of lifetime tweets per user is one. If it were the median, then 50% of all users never tweet and the other 50% tweet at least twice or more in their lifetime.
In looking at the BBC story and not the Harvard story, it should be mode, or the number with the greatest frequency.