US: Time spent on newspaper websites decreases in October, uniques increase
Posted by Rosemary D'Amour on November 20, 2008 at 11:52 AM
There was a decline in the average time spent per person on newspaper websites in October compared to last year, according to a Nielson Online report.
While monthly uniques increased, the data followed a similar September trend of a decrease in time spent on some sites.
The New York Times, the leader in time spent on newspaper's websites, saw an increase from 35 minutes in October 2007 to 40 minutes this year, the report says. Politico increased its time spent from 9 minutes to 19, while its monthly uniques increased 178%.
Source: Editor and Publisher
While monthly uniques increased, the data followed a similar September trend of a decrease in time spent on some sites.
The New York Times, the leader in time spent on newspaper's websites, saw an increase from 35 minutes in October 2007 to 40 minutes this year, the report says. Politico increased its time spent from 9 minutes to 19, while its monthly uniques increased 178%.
Source: Editor and Publisher
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