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| + | 50% of the web is businesses | ||
| + | 35% is wordpress blogs | ||
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| + | [[Note popular blog topics]] | ||
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| + | 35M x 25pages = 3.5M 250pg books | ||
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| + | So the small web is smaller than real books | ||
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| + | According to **Google** research 130M were published since Gutenberg | ||
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| + | Half a million new titles are published each year. Which has grown considerably the last 15yrs... | ||
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| + | So a reasonable number for** 1950 til 2025** is 75x 200,000 is 15M modern books. | ||
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| + | **Everand** has 100,000s to half a million titles available to subscribers. | ||
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