There isn’t just a gender disparity in the tech industry, there’s tremendous disparity in who reads tech publications as well. Analytics company Royal Pingdom examined top technology blogs and found that their readership skews way male.
Via ReadWriteWeb:
Of the popular blogs that Royal Pingdom examined, only Mashable comes anywhere close to a 50-50 split between male and female visitors. Sites like Techmeme and Slashdot have closer to 90% male visitors. About 72% of ReadWriteWeb’s visitors, according to Royal Pingdom’s stats, are male.
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Ladies, get readin’.
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ArsTechnica on this list?! (or Engadget or Gizmodo?) I’d also be curious to see how Reddit’s/Digg’s female readers...
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female who’s a frequent reader of Mashable, ReadWriteWeb,...The Next Web…. the rest just...
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Guess it’s no surprise Google thinks plenty of our female...friends are guys. Find out...
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