mPress Tracks Online Readership
mPress averaged 736 visitors a day on its online site during Convention 2009, with readers spending an average of 8 minutes and 18 seconds following the news from Columbus.
Among visits from the United States, Ohio led the way, numbering 995; Pennsylvania tallied 612 visits; Indiana, 567; and Kansas, 318.
There were a total of 3,750 visits between Wednesday and Friday, July 1 through 3.
The mPress audience extended into 33 countries. Excluding the United States, Canada led the way, with 37 visits; readers also hailed from Israel, which totaled 3 visits; Belgium, 3; Peru, 2; China, 2; Palestinian Territory, 1; and South Korea, 1.
Duane Stoltzfus - is a professor of communication and adviser to the student newspaper at Goshen College. He lives in Goshen.
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Did you track those reading mPress via RSS? I visited the actual site a single time, but did read most of the articles in Google Reader via the RSS feed.
I have checked into this site more than once a day trying to have a long-distance experience with the convention and delegate assembly. I am appreciative of this technology. Thank you.
Thank you mPress staff for making it possible for those of us not in Columbus to feel so very connected to what is taking place.
Thank you for providing us with a link to convention! I especially appreciated the photos taken and shared. It is hard to describe to others the feeling of being there! The photos help!
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