Topic: comScore

  • Americans Watched 12 Billion Videos in May

    Americans Watched 12 Billion Videos in May

    Are you watching more videos on MySpace or (God forbid) Hulu? I ask because the comScore numbers for May show Fox Interactive Media gaining a bit of market share in the US.
    Oh well, there’s still some good news. Those same stats show that Americans watched 12 billion videos in May, … More »

  • Americans Watched 11.5 Billion Online Videos in March

    Americans Watched 11.5 Billion Online Videos in March

    At the rate online video is growing, is it even news anymore that Americans streamed 11.5 billion videos in March, up from 10 billion in February?
    Is it even news anymore that the average YouTube viewer watched 50.4 videos on the site in March, up from 42.6 in February? Hell, I … More »

  • Americans Watched 10 Billion Online Videos in February

    Americans Watched 10 Billion Online Videos in February

    The latest comScore numbers show a 3% gain in online video views in February at 10,089,048, despite that month being two days short. Note that comScore just counts streams and progressive downloads. Ten billion doesn’t even count torrents and direct downloads.
    Other interesting tidbits:
    * 72.8 percent of the total U.S. Internet … More »

  • One-Third of US Video Views on YouTube

    One-Third of US Video Views on YouTube

    YouTube’s market dominance continues. According to comScore, what Yahoo derides as “The YouTube World” includes a third of all US streaming video views.
    Google Sites once again ranked as the top U.S. video property in January with nearly 3.4 billion videos viewed (34.3 percent share of videos), gaining 1.7 share points … More »