More harsh online criticism of the Duluth News Tribune
Just when PDD had gone a full month without a post specifically targeting the local daily newspaper, Business North coughs this up for us to share:
Just when PDD had gone a full month without a post specifically targeting the local daily newspaper, Business North coughs this up for us to share:
Neat. dannydoesduluth.com has 0 pageviews and it’s estimated worth is $0.00.
It’s not really zero, Danny. It’s just that the traffic on dannydoesduluth.com isn’t high enough for OhStats to create an accurate estimate.
I know. I just liked seeing the big fat goose eggs in association with my dopey little fake show. The $0.00 worth is especially amusing.
It’s kind of odd, though. The service I use to distribute the show has a pretty good statistic system. Actually downloads of my show rival some of the mere page views on that list.
I think the DNT very recently killed off the account I’d been using to access its online presence. All very sad. I subscribe to the print edition, but perversely I’m a little reluctant to create a new online persona.
I was participating on the DNT online comments section and Buzz, but they have been completely overrun by right-wing whackjobs who, I swear, squat on the Internet 24/7 and have to comment and complain about *everything.* It got so, so damn tiresome hearing the same crap spewed by the same three or four jerks, I just about gave up.
Is “deeplinking” what Facebook does? I thought I would post my Duluth Daily Photos on Facebook as a way to get people to visit my blog. I was hoping people would join the vox.com site and register and start commenting on my photos. But instead, I think people just look at it on Facebook and make comments. I even had one person UNsubscribe from Duluth Daily Photo because she said she saw it on Facebook anyway!
I have noticed when people post other blogs on Facebook it doesn’t take you to their site. It opens up within Facebook.
So is this deeplinking on the part of Facebook?
¡¡¡¡Facebook!!!! You can die in a fire.
Deep linking is not legally considered fair use, by the way.