Analysis of Traffic Levels and Most popular articles on the Wardman Wire
Now that I have the links between my different websites in place, I have been looking at the amount of traffic being generated over the last month, and the most popular articles.
Total Raw Traffic
On this occasion I’ve processed all the raw log files using the free version of a utility called Deep Log Analyser, rather [...]
Britblog Roundup #131
Here we go with this week’s Britblog Review. It is number 131. This week the roundup is quite tall.
This week the Britblog team may be retiring. Our email account received information that we have won an Islamic Lottery. We have won $500,000 in cash, but we are advised to keep quiet about it - I wonder why.
Recording Radio and TV Programmes for Your Blog - What is Acceptable
Rachel North is wondering whether it is OK to listen to a show recorded from the Internet:
Does anyone know a way to *capture the show so I can listen to it after the 7 day period has ended?
This is the non-technical, “this is probably OK” answer”. A full answer would take a long article. I’m extending the question to “can I post it on my blog“.
Roundup of Political Stories - Gaming Alexa Project?
Over the next couple of weeks I’m doing an experiment to see if it possible to “Game” the Alexa website ranking service. Alexa is a service which aims to rank websites by traffic and popularity.
Prevously I described Alexa as telling you “how popular your website is among Geeks wearing Y-Fronts“.
Now I am going to do an experiment to see how robust these measures are.
Roundup of Political Stories - Gaming Alexa Project?
Over the next couple of weeks I’m doing an experiment to see if it possible to “Game” the Alexa website ranking service. Alexa is a service which aims to rank websites by traffic and popularity.
Prevously I described Alexa as telling you “how popular your website is among Geeks wearing Y-Fronts“.
Now I am going to do an experiment to see how robust these measures are.
Roundup of Political Stories - Gaming Alexa Project?
Over the next couple of weeks I’m doing an experiment to see if it possible to “Game” the Alexa website ranking service. Alexa is a service which aims to rank websites by traffic and popularity.
Prevously I described Alexa as telling you “how popular your website is among Geeks wearing Y-Fronts“.
Now I am going to do an experiment to see how robust these measures are.

