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Thursday, January 04, 2007

Reading Trends

When i refreshed my Google reader today, i got a link for finding the trend of my how much and when i read the items in my Google Reader. I got some really interesting trends about myself on it. And yeah, apart from this, i also was shown the feeds which i have least accessed, thus helping me in unsubscribing those non accessed feeds.

First was the trend about the usual times of the day when i access my reader.

Reading Trends by Time of Day

Its really interesting to note here that I tend to read more during the noon times and at midnight. Whats more interesting is that my readings increase seem to exponentially increase after lunch :D

Next was the trend about the usual days of the week when i access my reader.

Reading Trends by Day of the Week
Most of the trends were not surprising. I tend to increase reading more as the week progresses in a linear progression. But what surprised me most was that my reading time suddenly falls down drastically on Friday. But on some more speculation, I figured out the reason. Its certainly the one day when I happen to work the most !!! ... lol :p

2 comments:

  1. hey...long time since i visited here...'n man thr's some change!
    btw...'m seeing this new thing on quite a few blogs...which showcases viewers online, based on countries...it is a pretty neat li'l thing...lemme know if you get it working... :D

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  2. Post something new man...It's been a long time..

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