Jere Majava has analyzed linking in the Finnish blogosphere. The network diagram shows relations between 257 blogs, which include Finland's 50 top blogs plus their blogroll links. The network consists of two main clusters. The one on the right is Finnish knitting blogs and the one on the left is all the rest.
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August 22, 2005
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