http://llamabutchers.mu.nu/archives/092518.php I've been wondering what, if anything, to make of this article by Chris Bowers about the rise in traffic on liberal blogs in relation to conservative ones over the past couple years. Bowers contends that this is a function of... en-us http://wizbangblog.com/archives/006206.php Chris Bowers at MyDD attempts to divine some meaning from BlogAds traffic. I've framed the title post in the grand terms he used when looking at blogosphere traffic in his stories. While I don't completely disagree with his findings, I... http://www.arguewithsigns.net/archives/2005/06/16/blogs_left_and_right_ascending_and_declining/ James Joyner excerpts a post by Chris Bowers at MyDD that seeks to examine the relative growth of right and left sides of the blogosphere as tracked by traffic ratings. Bowers draws a number of conclusions from his analysis, which I won't excerpt here.... http://bittersweet.ondragonswing.com/archives/007947.php we're being repressed. Why don't I ever get the memos? No one ever tells me anything down here in the... http://markinmexico.blogspot.com/2005/06/response-to-right-wing-aristocracy.html There have been some interesting responses to that post by email, comments and in other blog postings. I’ll update you on them. http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/10967 Early this year, Duncan “Atrios” Black and Kevin Drum launched an interesting round of discussions with their observation that many more of the top Left-leaning blogs allow readers comments than do their Right-leaning counterparts. In re...