Which of my blog posts attracted the most attention in 2019?
Looking at the analytics, these 5 articles had the most individual page views:
- “Retooling Rewheel’s reports” [July 15th, 2019]
- “A cautionary tale of political interference” [October 7, 2019]
- “Where do you think the money comes from?” [August 22nd, 2019]
- “The economics of Canadian telecom” [December 11th, 2018]
- “Supporting junk science” [March 11th, 2019]
In fact, “Retooling Rewheel’s reports,” the post about the NERA Economic Consulting’s report saying policy makers and regulators should ignore the ‘fatally flawed’ Digital Fuel Monitor (by Finland’s Rewheel Research), was one of my most viewed pieces of all time.
I should give an honourable mention to “Maintaining incentives to invest” [March 4th, 2019] and “Better data leads to better policy making” [January 28th, 2019].
Some of my posts from the past were apparently being used as reference materials, such as “The Inside Wire: CRTC rules on telecom carrier access to buildings” [July 1, 2003] and “Unplug the digital classroom” [October 7, 2012]. I am happy to see that my archives are providing some value, in some cases more than 15 years later. Take some time to poke around through the archives found in “My back pages”.
Thank you for following me here on this blog (and on Twitter) and engaging over the past year.
Let me extend to you the very best wishes for health, happiness and peace over the holidays and in the year ahead.