Weblogs and Webstats, Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Ok just updated my log stats software to something that can do fancy stuff, and currently filtering out all the web browsers I know so I can get reports just on the podcasting clients…wow there’s so many of them, including a few of you with Tiger (hello, get some sleep Tiger! rrraawwww!) that are using this new Safari RSS - you’re leaving ‘AppleSyndication/38′ paw marks on me logs!

Most people seem to be using iPodder 2.0 and iPodder variants, followed by NetNewsWire and Doppler…some of the entries are distinctly odd tho - CFNetwork? PlayPod? Pluck Soap Client/1.0?

Eh?

Interesting is the amount of Unique IPs and visitors to MutantPop.net in the last 6 days - 18,000 hits and 3,000+ Unique IPs - I’ll let you know how many of those are Radio Clash visitors (looks like quite a few are…trying to work out which ones are hitting the feed via podcasting clients is the fun with filtering I’m doing now, but it’s looking rather scary…)

UPDATE: Looks like I have over 1,200 Unique IP addresses regularly hitting Radio Clash with blogging tools or blogging subscription services :-o (the latter like bloglines and NNW complicate things by only using one IP for many subscribers, but politely they leave a note of how many which bumps it up a bit more than that ;-)

Most active cities:

1 Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States
2 San Francisco, California, United States
3 Atlanta, Georgia, United States
4 Toronto, Canada
5 Denver, Colorado, United States
6 Ipswich, United Kingdom
7 Reston, Virginia, United States
8 Herndon, Virginia, United States
9 San Jose, California, United States
10 Chicago, Illinois, United States

Mount Laurel?!?

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One Response to “Weblogs and Webstats, Bedknobs and Broomsticks”

  1. Bob Bichler Says:

    Mount Laurel is just outside of Philadephia, so that could be where the listeners really are. I also believe that at one point of the major NAP’s/peering points for the east coast was in nearby Pennsauken, so it could be remnants of that.

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