Advertising Age does not get it…

According to Advertising Age, US workers will “waste” the equivalent of 551,000 reading blogs. The details of their “best -guess” extrapolation of existing studies is that work time spent on blogs will be 2.2% of US labor force hours, and work time spent on non work related blogs will be a whopping 1.65%.

…ever though about the fact that reading non-work related stuff may actually increase your creativity in work-related activities? I think Tom Peters said that…oh, maybe 20 years ago.

…bummer - I just wasted 10 minutes on non work related stuff…time to get back.

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2 Responses to “Advertising Age does not get it…”

  1. Don’t even get me started.

  2. Blog time. An important Key pointer.

    Blogs are the coming wave. Adage.com reports American workers now spend 3.5 hours a week, 40 minutes a day, at work, reading blogs. It’s a interesting ‘best guess’ survey based on the way…

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