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Top Ten IT Conversations Programs for May 2007

Here are the top ten downloaded shows on It Conversations (with their ratings) for May 2007.

  1. John Newton - Technometria: Enterprise Content Management (Rating: 3.75)
  2. Amit Singh - Technometria: Mac OS X Internals (Rating: 4.29)
  3. Randall Stross - Tech Nation (Rating: 3.43)
  4. Robert Scoble - Technometria (Rating: 3.23)
  5. Nassim Nicholas Taleb - Tech Nation (Rating: 3.93)
  6. Irene Au - Elevating User Experience (Rating: 3.67)
  7. Dr. Nancy Mize - BioTech Nation (Rating: 3.80)
  8. Gent Hito - Jon Udell’s Interviews With Innovators (Rating: 3.38)
  9. Shel Holtz - Podcast to Your Employees (Rating: 4.00)
  10. Phil Wolff - Technometria: Skype (Rating: 3.43)

Note: I originally published numbers that looked very much like April’s numbers. I used the wrong option on the program that generates the stats for me. Sorry for the confusion. The above numbers are correct.

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2 Comments

Comment from Craig Overend at June 6, 2007 1:14 AM

Hi Phil. They're all the same from last month. The ratings have changed slightly but not the order. Any idea why? I would have thought it would be a little more dynamic than this. :)

Comment from Phil Windey at June 6, 2007 2:13 PM

Thanks for catching that. I used the wrong option on the stats program. I've fixed them now.

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