Henning, Jeffrey
"The Blogging Iceberg - Of 4.12 Million Hosted Weblogs, Most Little Seen, Quickly Abandoned"
October 04, 2003 
Henning, Jeffrey. The Blogging Iceberg - Of 4.12 Million Hosted Weblogs, Most Little Seen, Quickly Abandoned. Perseus Development Corp. October 4, 2003.
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