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Online Video Viewership Hit High of 14.3 Billion in December
Web video viewership jumped 13% in December from the month before, comScore reported today. The online audience measurement firm found that Internet users in the United States watched a record 14.3 billion online videos in December, a 13% rise from the previous month.
YouTube led the way with a 49% gain in videos viewed in December and accounted for about 41% of the market share with 5.9 billion videos watched. Fox Interactive was a distant second with 444 million videos viewed and Yahoo was third with 330 million videos viewed.
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roy
So the average American watched 10 videos a week???? BFD.
Mikey
5 minutes per day for the average American.
Like Roy said. BFD.
Average use is up two minutes per day over last year. At that rate the internet will surpass TV in just 133 years.
FunMe
haha ... meanwhile the DINOSAUR cable stations still "think" they can convert people with their "bipartisan" bs hoping we still listen to the republiCONs who got the USA in the economic mess. Wrong. We are even waching TV or cable since they are such full of LIES as they "try" to discredit Obama, but they still lose,. Why? Cause very few people waching them!
It's they're fault for having slept with bush and becoming GPN (Government progpagada News) aka republiCON stenographers!
FunMe
I meant, we are NOT even watching cable!
It's THEIR fault!