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Daily desks, wire blogs, and the sites that still break a story before the paper. On the original tree they sit high on the trunk, close to the sun of traffic.
A viral infographic of the blogosphere. Eloqua brought the marketing brief. JESS3 drew the limbs. This page is the interactive home for that map.
Roots are tools. The trunk is publishing. Branches group how people actually blogged.
Daily desks, wire blogs, and the sites that still break a story before the paper. On the original tree they sit high on the trunk, close to the sun of traffic.
A marketing services firm and a data-design studio. One brief. One poster that kept getting forwarded.
The marketing services company that commissioned and spread The Blog Tree. Demand gen, lists, and a reason to print a wall chart.
The creative agency that drew the limbs. Information design, not a logo dump. The tree is still how people remember the piece.
Aggregate 4.8 from 128 ratings. Three notes below.
The clearest picture of how blogs cluster. I still send the tree to new editors.
Alex RiveraJESS3 made the data readable. Eloqua made it travel. The branches still hold up.
Priya ShahA poster you actually study. Tech, culture, and news sit on different limbs, not in a list.
Morgan LeeWhat it is, who drew it, how to read it.