Testing, testing my voice

I'm back. With new speech recognition software to really speak my mind. I had previously switched to primarily citing other articles of interest. But I've had a lot of trouble with blogspot since I added a second blog. Until I figure it out I thought I would try this new software. It's not that I don't like typing out my hands only have so many more words left in them while my mouth seems unlimited.

So on this hot and rainy Sunday afternoon I thought I would revive this blog. It's only been two weeks since my last post but I miss it in the opportunity that blogging offers. So we'll see how it goes.

Mythbusting The WSJ's Stats About Pro Bloggers

“452,000 of those using blogging as their primary source of income” is drawn from a Mediabistro rewrite of numbers from Technorati’s State of the Blogosphere reports. Technorati’s are the longest-running and most valuable, and consistent, series of blogging studies over time, but like any study’s numbers, they can be easily misrepresented: here, Penn relies on them for the datum that bloggers who reach 100,000 uniques a month can earn $75K a year. But if you read the source, you find this:

Mythbusting The WSJ's Stats About Pro Bloggers

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