Video, Which Already Killed the Radio Star, Is the Killer App Online for 2009 (3)
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BoomTown likes charts, so here are two recent ones from comScore and Nielsen about online video usage for November of 2008. The pair have different results. But, overall, it’s up big time, year over year (40 percent!), as viewers have really started to up their time spent watching videos on the Web and also the number of videos they watch. Google (GOOG) property YouTube ruled, no surprise, at 40.3 percent share of videos, according to ...
Time Spent Watching Video Jumps 40% in One Year « NewTeeVee (18)
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One way to think about online video is to consider how big a chunk it takes out of our daily lives. The amount of time U.S. Internet users spend watching video is up an impressive 40 percent year over year. Watchers tuned in for 273.1 minutes of online video in the month of November 2008, up from 195 minutes in November 2007, according to comScore. That’s not the only measure that went up. The number ...
comScore publica su Top 20 de sitios sociales (1)
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comScore ha publicado su Top 20 de sitios sociales del 2008. En esta clasificación se incluyen tanto plataformas de blogs como otros sitios de comunicación social, por ejemplo, redes sociales. Según los datos publicados por comScore, los blogs siguen suscitando el interés del público en general, pero Facebook destaca como el gigante que le quita audiencia a sus competidores. Un dato importante es que comScore ha realizado esta lista basándose en las cifras de visitantes ...
Online Spending Outperforms Brick-And-Mortar Across Several Categories (1)
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Trends in online spending outperformed offline in several key product categories for the period of Nov. 1 - Dec. 24 versus a year ago - comScore.The top growing online product category for the season was Sport & Fitness, which grew 18%.The 2nd. fastest-growing category was Video Games, Consoles & Accessories, which grew 14%. Sales of Apparel & Accessories up 4% online, compared to a 19%-21% decline in overall sales of the category.
Facebook Rising - Comscore’s Top Social Networking Sites for 2008 (2)
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TechCrunch reported today the Top Social Media Sites of 2008 (Facebook Still Rising) with a plug for Facebook that sounds like a movie (Facebook Rising). Having access to Comscore, I’m well aware of how effortless it is to pull such charts together, so here’s a few more. If we discount “Blogger” which is not really a Social Network, but is Social Media - the reach of Facebook is going way up - close to 20% ...
Blame the Rich for Poor Online Sales [Voices] (1)
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By Ben Worthen, Reporter, Wall Street Journal Sales for online retailers during the holiday season appear to have declined slightly from 2007, a calamity in an industry accustomed to growth of 20 percent or more. And it looks as though one group was keeping a tighter grip on its wallets than others: the wealthy. Most retailers won’t disclose holiday sales figures until January. In the meantime, we’re left to piece together clues from third parties ...
Hulu: Turns Out We Didn’t Miss Sarah Palin So Much, After All [MediaMemo] (3)
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File under “interesting and a bit surprising”: Earlier this month I cited comScore data that showed that traffic to red-hot Hulu had fallen off from October to November. That made sense, because the site had shown a huge spike due to interest in the “Saturday Night Live” Sarah Palin clips, and those became less interesting after Election Day. But here are data that show that Hulu’s post-Sarah letdown may not have been as bad as ...
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comScore, a leader in measuring the digital world, today released November 2008 data from the comScore Video Metrix service showing that U.S. Internet users viewed 12.7 billion online videos during the month, representing an increase of 34 percent versus year ago. Hulu Retains #6 Ranking In November, Google Sites once again ranked as the top U.S. video property with nearly 5.1 billion videos viewed (representing a 40 percent share of all videos viewed), with YouTube.com ...Shared by Matt (29)Contribute commentPodcasting News (173) permalink
ComScore has published its take on the top social networking sites for November, and it continues to be dominated by social media sites, like Blogger, MySpace, WordPress.com and Flickr: Top Social Networking Sites Blogger (222 million) Facebook (200 million) MySpace (126 million) Wordpress (114 million) Windows Live Spaces (87 million) Yahoo Geocities (69 million) Flickr (64 million) hi5 (58 million) Orkut (46 million) Six Apart (46 million) Baidu Space (40 million) Friendster (31 million) 56.com ...Contribute comment
