Dave Sifry has a three part series of posts about blog statistics. (Part 1 - Growth of Blogs, Part 2 - Posting Volume, Part 3 - The A-List and the Long Tail). I've posted some of the charts below. More information and charts on his blog.
Sifry's blog stats »
Joichi Ito
Mar 19, 2005 - 17:43 UTC »
Categories:
Cite
✖
Cite
-
APAIto, J. (2005, March 19). Sifry's blog stats. Joi Ito's Web [Blog post]. https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html
-
MLAIto, Joichi. “Sifry's blog stats.” Joi Ito's Web, 19 March 2005 https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html. Accessed 5 Sep 2025
-
Chicago (CMS)Ito, Joichi. “Sifry's blog stats.” Joi Ito's Web (Blog), March 19, 2005, https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html
-
HarvardIto, J. (2005). Sifry's blog stats. Joi Ito's Web. https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html
-
VancouverIto J. Sifry's blog stats. Joi Ito's Web [Internet]. 2005 Mar 19; Available from: https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html
-
Bibtex
@online{Ito2005Sifry'sblo, author = {Ito, Joichi}, title = {{Sifry's blog stats}}, journal = {Joi Ito's Web}, type = {Blog}, url = {https://joi.ito.com/weblog/2005/03/19/sifrys-blog-sta.html}, urldate = {2025-09-05}, date = {2005-03-19}, year = {2005}, month = {Mar}, day = {19} }
1 Comment
Recent Posts
- True North Between the Dragons
- No mud, no lotus
- Using High Dynamic Range (HDR) iPhone Footage in Premiere Pro 2.3.2
- web3 in Japan
- The World Is Complex. Measuring Charity Has to Be Too
- Is philanthropy a bad excuse for limiting strong government?
- Impact Investment Metrics and Their Limitations
- Space Exploration and the Age of the Anthropocosmos
- It's OK That Amazon Will (Likely) Get the .amazon Domain
- Optimize Algorithms to Support Kids Online, Not Exploit Them
To Joi:
I am currently reading the Donald Keene book, Emperor of Japan: Meiji and his World, 1852-1912 (I'm half-way through the 723 pages) for my Japanese history class. Aside from being a very good book that I decided to read at my normal pace [1pg/5min], (and I reccomend it,) it has brought something (back) to my mind.
Based on my meetings with you (=with David/daddy too), what David says about you, what you look like, and your surname, I cannot help but think of Ito Hirobumi, who to my mind was the most important person in the Meiji restoration other than the Meiji emperor. So in other words I have sort of equated you with Hirobumi. So, I wonder if he is your relative. You both seem to have a similar political, et al acumen.
Thanks, Asher