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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Macleans.ca - Relevant? Or an aging faux opnion maker?


Relevance is, relatively speaking, a relative thing. But really, can this direct quote be accurate?

"Based on internet averages, macleans.ca is visited more frequently by users who are in the age range 55-64 and have no children."

A decade younger than the demographic noted above - and a parent of four crazed offspring - should I be reading macleans.ca?

What's next?

Soon somebody will be telling me that the only people who enjoy CBC Radio Two's "Tonic" with Tim Tamashiro are thin, level-headed, non-smoking, Bible-thumping, reflective, abstainers!