comScore's online video stats for September are in, and in today's non-news, Google Sites again ranks as the number one source of online video views. Google Sites, which derives most of its traffic from YouTube, served 18.6 billion videos in September, which made up 47 percent of the 39.8 billion videos viewed on the Web last month. What's more, Microsoft Sites and Viacom Digital both leap-frogged Facebook in the rankings, to take third and fourth place respectively, as Facebook dropped to fifth. (You can read our August coverage here and Erick's coverage of Facebook assuming third place back in July here.) On the advertising side of online video, comScore reports that, of the 6.8 billion video ads viewed by Americans in September, more than 1 billion of those ad impressions were served by Hulu.
sabato 22 ottobre 2011
Back To School: Hulu Serves More Than One Billion Video Ads In September
comScore's online video stats for September are in, and in today's non-news, Google Sites again ranks as the number one source of online video views. Google Sites, which derives most of its traffic from YouTube, served 18.6 billion videos in September, which made up 47 percent of the 39.8 billion videos viewed on the Web last month. What's more, Microsoft Sites and Viacom Digital both leap-frogged Facebook in the rankings, to take third and fourth place respectively, as Facebook dropped to fifth. (You can read our August coverage here and Erick's coverage of Facebook assuming third place back in July here.) On the advertising side of online video, comScore reports that, of the 6.8 billion video ads viewed by Americans in September, more than 1 billion of those ad impressions were served by Hulu.
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