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Right around the holiday time a lot of news outfits review what were the top stories of the year. We do it too ... not only for our news stories, but our blogs and slideshows as well.
For most TV and print operators, it's a little bit of a subjective exercise. Not so the Internet. We know exactly what our readers gobbled up. And the results are sometimes a little surprising.
We'll review blogs first.
Before I share the results, you should probably know a little something. One of our bloggers, it will become apparent soon, is extremely competitive ... constantly checks the stats to see who's ahead in monthly standings. That blogger gnashes teeth over the fact that another blog gets a natural lift out of news events. As we run down the Top Ten list, I'll explain ...
Number 10:
USA Basketball Team Photo: Artistic Or Logo "Conspiracy"?
This was a Darren Rovell SportBiz post about the conspiracy theories surrounding this picture:
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Conspiracy theories are always popular. But the next two most popular blog posts touch on something CNBC readers and viewers find particularly enticing ... greed ...
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