Edelman/Technorati blogger survey - aide-memoire

October 8, 2005 | Filed under Blogging, PR, Surveys

(Just a list of conversations I’m following.)

The survey:

Blog entries:

In the media:

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  1. PR Thoughts said:

    October 11, 2005 @ 10:09 am | permalink

    Technorati and Edelman to launch a “Blogger PR Survey”

    Technorati and Edelman have launched a new survey to analyze how bloggers interact with companies and their products. The goal of this survey is for part of it, to get opinions on best practices for companies wanting more active

  2. Data Mining said:

    October 13, 2005 @ 6:52 pm | permalink

    Edelman/Technorati Survey

    Sometimes, in researching material for a post, one discovers that someone else has already written just what you wanted. So I’m pointing to PR meets the WWW and their post on the controversial Edelman/Technorati survey. It presents a reasonable list

  3. PR meets the WWW » Another pseudo-survey on corporate blogging hits the Web said:

    October 19, 2005 @ 7:31 pm | permalink

    [...] Side note: there’s no difference, essentially, between Guidewire’s survey and the Edelman/Technorati recent survey. In fact, Guidewire was more upfront about the study’s limitations then Edelman (we’re still waiting for Edelman’s official report about the methodology, two weeks after the results were released). But the effects of self-selection are more visible in Guidewire’s survey. [...]

  4. PR meets the WWW » Japanese bloggers survey published by Edelman/Technorati said:

    August 31, 2006 @ 6:03 pm | permalink

    [...] Edelman and Technorati Japan have released the results of a blogger survey (PDF, 37 pages) (press release), based on the same questionnaire used for the survey published in January 2006. [...]

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  1. Kevin Dugan said:

    October 8, 2005 @ 6:10 am

    Constantin - Your thorough analysis has brought up some interesting points and it seems, based on the links above, to have created some initial response to your concerns. Do you feel that some progress has been made/some questions have been answered?

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