Survey: Almost half of Google News users don't go to news sites
Posted by Emma Heald on January 20, 2010 at 2:38 PM
Forty-four percent of people using Google News said they only scan the
headlines and don't actually go on to the news sites themselves,
according to a survey of online U.S. news consumers by research firm
Outsell, paidContent reported today.
And the more a user checks the news on Google News - "power news
users," or those who checks more than twice daily - the less likely
they are to click on a news link.
This study is expected to "provide further ammunition" to content creators who charge aggregators with not sharing ad revenue they make on providing links to news articles, Agence France-Presse noted.
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This study is expected to "provide further ammunition" to content creators who charge aggregators with not sharing ad revenue they make on providing links to news articles, Agence France-Presse noted.
For more on this story please see our sister publication www.sfnblog.com
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