April 13, 2009 4 Comments
Nielsen’s analysis of online video viewing habits in March shows that more than 9.6 billion streams were viewed by an estimated 130 million web users. In total streams, the figure represents a nearly 9% jump over the previous month, and 38.8% increase over figures released for March 2008.
YouTube, hulu, and Yahoo! were the top three sites for streaming video, serving up more than 6 billion video streams among them.
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[...] Nielsen Wire recently reported that total online video streams were up nearly nine per cent in March compared to February and up nearly 40 per cent from this time last year in the U.S. Interestingly enough, this increase in viewership may be the reason for the financial problems at video sharing websites like YouTube and Hulu.Traditional media has always gone by the simple economics that the more people watching, viewing, reading or ingesting the information, the more profitable they will be. Just as new media has turned the traditional definition of media on its head, it has also placed traditional revenue models on their head as well. [...]
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