There are two large and influential annual blogosphere surveys - one done by Technorati, and the other one by Blogads.
Henry Copeland has just started the (fourth?) annual Blogads survey. More people respond and more diverse the responders, more representative and trustworthy their data will be.
So, I encourage you to spend the next 12 minutes filling up their survey.
I guess there will be some more information about it on the survey blog later on.
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