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The Really Really Viral Game
Guess the 3 sites. What can we learn? Think about what is super viral yet no one publicly talks about…
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6 Responses to “The Really Really Viral Game”
November 19th, 2007
8:43 am
I am interested to know what this is.
December 9th, 2007
10:18 am
From the top at the end of the time axis:
1. youporn.com
2. digg.com
3. nytimes.com
I’m sure there is a better tool do do this, but this is interesting:
http://wholinkstome.com/?url=youporn.com
http://wholinkstome.com/?url=digg.com
http://wholinkstome.com/?url=nytimes.com
So noone talks about youporn on the internets either, ergo they talk about it offline?
December 17th, 2007
10:55 am
Now I’m curious as ever to know.
I doubt digg and nytimes so closely match. What about Gamespot and IGN?
Youporn: good guess!
December 17th, 2007
11:20 am
the comments were moved to another site but you are right johann:)
December 17th, 2007
11:26 am
Oh, well, where are they then?
December 17th, 2007
11:32 am
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