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  • 3 Jan 2007
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    How 'in touch' is the BBC?

    I really like the idea behind this website, which compares the BBC News websiteโ€™s selection of top news stories which you should read, against the stories which people are actually reading. Yes, the top stories are highly likely โ€“ although absolutely not guaranteed โ€“ to be among the most popular (which implies thereโ€™s still a high degree of linear navigation from the homepage). But the ranking order can be very, very different. If you were a rival news service, with a commercial imperative, thereโ€™s food for thought here. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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