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Data-driven journalism from the NYTimes. via Len Witt.

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"We used a wide variety of sources from around the Web to put this post together. You can find the full list of source references at the bottom of the post if you’re interested. We here at Pingdom also did some additional calculations to get you even more numbers to chew on." - via Doug Fisher.

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57 million and counting, the blogosphere remains a force to deal with.

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Video and social networking top the growth charts for Internet usage in 2006. The full report is a ridiculous $24,000, but you can read some results in this press release.

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Mindy McAdams points to a new iteration of Zoho creativity - online database and reporting app. Like Zoho Creator. I'll have to play around with this.

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NYTimes Flash package, with data. hat tip: Mindy McAdams

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Heavy on the programming stuff, via Will Sullivan

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Visualization geekery.

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It's our money, folks. See where it's going. via <a href="http://www.depthreporting.com/2009/02/bailout-database.html">Depth Reporting</a>

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put in your twitter handle and see stats about your twitter life.

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"In a recessionary environment that has hit other media sectors with greater force, Internet advertising revenues in the U.S. were at $5.5 billion for the first quarter of 2009, according to the numbers released today by the Interactive Advertising Bureau

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"After watching an online video for a full minute, 44.1 percent of viewers will have clicked away, according to Visible Measures. But an outsize slice of that loss occurs in the first 10 seconds, during which 19.4 percent of a video’s audience defects."

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