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June's biggest hit at David Akin's blog

by DavidAkin on Mon 05 Jul 2004 11:48 AM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

According to the stats collected on this blog's servers, there more than 15,000 unique visitors to this blog in June (not including those reading the XML / RSS feed) and there were more than 25,000 page views. Is that good? Beats me but it sure sounds impressive.
Here are the most popular entries to this blog for June:

Finally!! Airport Extreme and my LinkSys router are talking! (Posted 12-13-2003)
Help! My Macs cannot see my external CD-RW (Posted 6-9-2004)
The Royal Bank's big software glitch (Posted 6-9-2004)
Where would you eat in Vancouver? (Posted 5-4-2004)
Google by the numbers (Posted 5-5-2004)
Sondheim's Assassins and The Manchurian Candidate (Posted 5-2-2004)
Canada best for access among world's largest economies (Posted 11-24-2003)
McGill looks at media influence on the 2004 Canadian federal election (Posted 5-29-2004)
How to read difficult books (Posted 6-16-2004)
CTV and The Globe in Vancouver (Posted 5-26-2004)

Some of those entries were also top of the charts in May. (You can review May's most popular entries )

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