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The map shows the subscribed participants for the Le Web 3 conference in December 2006 in Paris.

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Yesterday, I found this video on Stars-of-the-Web:

Those who “sign” with their hands to communicate could make good use of your video blogging service. I think serving this “market” would really hlep Star-of-the-Web take off.

Please be in touch with JGJones, who I have told about your service. He’s at:
vlog.gwallgofi.com
mailinglist@gwallgofi.com

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Wow! I never thought about that people who need to communicate visually (for example using a sign language) use video blogs and video recording facilities on the web in a totally different way. I could not stop watching this vlog (vlog.gwallgofi.com)!

Thank you John for the contact!

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Thank you Stefan!

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Read this, if you are interested in our reflections on traditional mass media.

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I found this PDF on Buzzmachine today. It is about the economics of podcasting in the U.S.

* 6 percent of U.S. adults — 9 million people — have downloaded podcasts in the last 30 days. The same number call themselves regular podcast listeners.
* More than 75 percent of them are male.
* 38 percent of active podcast listeners told Nielsen that they are listening to radio less often.
* The most successful podcasts, Nielsen says, are get two million downloads a month. (I’m curious to hear the stats for Diggnation and other big ones.)
* 60 percent said they always fast-forward past commercials.
* 72 percent of regular downloaders get one to three podcasts a week; heavy users — 10 percent of them — take eight or more.

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