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Are blogs read less these days ?? Martin has a interesting post on this. This could be because there are now millions of blogs most of them very good and users have got avariety to choose from. And than its RSS which takes text to every one.

Accordig Firece newsletter Web traffic to AT&T’s site has increased roughly 19 percent over the past two months leading up to the iPhone, but activity has leveled off during the past few weeks. Compete’s Christian Dunster noted that the leveling off might “not [be] the spike one might expect to see given the anticipation of the iPhone launching… [but] it is a positive trend nonetheless in line with our expectations.” Here’s a look at the Web traffic for the major U.S. wireless carriers’ websites during the past two months, according to Compete. Click on the image for a larger version of the graph:

How will the iPhone impact the thousands of AT&T resellers that sell AT&T service plans and phones in brick-and-mortar stores and online? Initially only company-owned AT&T stores and Apple stores will be selling the iPhone and it’s not clear if resellers will ever have access to the hyped device.

An iPhone purchase requires a two-year contract with AT&T and resellers make money based upon the number of contracts that they sign up. Also, as we learned earlier this week, the iPhone rate plans will range in price from $59.99 to $219.99