In my home state of Rhode Island, Memorial Day traditionally marked the start of beach-going season. Families headed for the shore, opening beach houses for another summer away from scorching city temperatures. These days, I know something else that starts this weekend: Internet traffic begins falling, and remains low during much of the summer, as more people vacation and stay away from the Web. This will be my first summer Gannett blogging, so it'll be interesting to see what happens to traffic here.Related: Want a free, no-questions-asked report about traffic on my blog? Google Analytics publishes the most recent four weeks of data, stripped of any information identifying individual readers. To request one confidentially, use this e-mail link from a non-work computer.
[Photo: Eric Thayer, The New York Times, via Gawker]
Jim:
ReplyDeleteInteresting photo. Take a look at this link and scroll toward bottom.
Same photo, but credited to Eric Thayer for NY Times.
I couldn't find it on Gawker, so I don't know how they labled it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/22/us/politics/22jewish.html?em&ex=1211688000&en=d058edf2898b0048&ei=5087%0A
Story is about Obama and Florida Jews if link doesn't work.
Thank you! I've updated that post, to give credit where credit is due.
ReplyDeleteGawd... couldn't you at least post a hottie? I almost lost my lunch. :P
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