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Fewer And Fewer Sites Controlling More Surfing Time
from the big-names-get-bigger dept
A new study has come out showing that four online sites (AOL, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Napster) control fifty percent of all time spent online. That's pretty impressive. Two years ago you needed eleven companies to do that. Plus, to get up to 60% you now need just 14 companies - down from 110 two years ago. Amazingly, Techdirt didn't seem to make the cut for those 14. Anyway, I do wonder, of the 110 companies that made up the 60% two years - how many are still in business?
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hmmm. that *IS* interesting...
My objection is basically that I think they get those numbers from Neilson-rating-type demographic polls. And I have to question how good their demographics are of the internet, seeing that they didn't mention that porn should be occupying a sizable fraction of all surf time. (or maybe that's the unmentioned 40% of all surf time...)
Not that I don't disagree with the trend. I just think that the numbers are sketchy....
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