Which posts resonated with my readers in 2017?
Looking at the analytics, these 5 blog posts had the most individual page views:
- “Driving innovation in healthcare” [October 30]
- “Parting is such sweet sorrow” [June 8]
- “Deconstructing the CRTC” [May 8]
- “A mandate letter for the new CRTC Chair” [June 23]
- “25 years of telecom competition” [June 12]
Thanks to links from other sites, that October 30 post (Driving innovation in healthcare) has become the single most viewed post since I started my blog nearly 12 years ago.
Like last year’s list, an honourable mention goes to a post from way back in 2006, “Knock-down versus knock-out,” which talked about challenges chasing illegal content off the internet. I find it fascinating that this post continues to attract attention, perhaps because recent news articles have raised the discussion of blocking internet sites that host pirated content.
I had one tweet that attracted more attention than any other – it was a re-tweet of something posted by CNN, with me simply highlighting one of the quotes in the article:
“Getting rid of government authority over the Internet is the exact opposite of authoritarianism.” | @AjitPaiFCC https://t.co/zBFcVeMS6K
— Mark Goldberg (@Mark_Goldberg) November 28, 2017
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 in the year ahead.
Happy new year!