Facebook may be the darling of the web 2.0 press, but it was MySpace that grabbed the most attention from consumers in June. While it’s no surprise that MySpace has retained its lead in the Social Networking Ranks, its large spike in June attention show
58 million people viewed at least one video online in December ‘06 14 out of the Top 20 video sites received over 1 million unique visitors The top 4 sites received over 10 million video related visits The top five sites account for 80% of the online vi
There are lot of ways to catch cheaters: * Do the views come from the same subscriber? * Did views skyrocket in a certain period with a steady instead of random growth rate? * Did a user view more videos in a period than possible? * Is the ratio of views/
* 26 are under 18 * 45 are 18-30 (with a skew to the lower) * 10 are over 30 but under 70 * 1 is over 70 (but looks less than 18) * 6 are bands * 11 are invalid or deleted * 1 is complete fake characters (explained in descript) A few more things of noteâ
And I'd like to encourage everyone out there to sit down and understand third party measurement services before calling them "flaky". My bet is they are more accurate than internal analytics numbers a lot of the time.
