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Wordbursting redux (and then some): Daypop has a page tracking Word Bursts: "Word Bursts are heightened usage of certain words in weblogs within the last couple days. They are indicators of what webloggers are writing about right now....Word Bursts can frequently indicate current events of interest that are not usually accompanied by links."

They also track "newsbursting" on their Top News Bursts page. "News Bursts are heightened usage of certain words on the front page of news sites within the last couple days."

And: "The Daypop Top 40 is a list of links that are currently popular with webloggers from around the world." There are also Top News and Top Weblogs pages, which track the popularity of news stories and of blogs themselves by number of appearances in other blogs.
Posted by Jay on Friday, March 07, 2003 @ 2:45 PM [ + ]

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