ComScore's latest traffic report got covered because it said Facebook had overtaken MySpace. However, some things didn't get much coverage, so here's the list of the UK's Top 10 sites, based on unique visitors from a total of 32 million UK visitors aged 15+.... From which you will notice that Google sites reached 89% of the Internet population.
1. Google Sites 28,345 (88.8%) 2. Microsoft Sites 26,759 (83.8%) 3. eBay 21,599 (67.5%) 4. Yahoo! Sites 21,039 (65.9%) 5. BBC Sites 18,578 (58.2%) 6. Ask Network 14,815 (46.4%) 7. Time Warner 14,322 (44.9%) 8. Amazon Sites 13,261 (41.5%) 9. Fox Interactive 13,032 (40.8%) 10. Wikipedia Sites 11,534 (36.1%)
Time Warner used to be called AOL Time Warner, and Fox Interactive presumably includes MySpace.
Usage figures are in thousands for August 2007. The numbers for Microsoft, eBay, the BBC, Time Warner, Fox and Wikipedia were all down on the July numbers, but the monthly results can be variable.
1. Google Sites 28,345 (88.8%) 2. Microsoft Sites 26,759 (83.8%) 3. eBay 21,599 (67.5%) 4. Yahoo! Sites 21,039 (65.9%) 5. BBC Sites 18,578 (58.2%) 6. Ask Network 14,815 (46.4%) 7. Time Warner 14,322 (44.9%) 8. Amazon Sites 13,261 (41.5%) 9. Fox Interactive 13,032 (40.8%) 10. Wikipedia Sites 11,534 (36.1%)
Time Warner used to be called AOL Time Warner, and Fox Interactive presumably includes MySpace.
Usage figures are in thousands for August 2007. The numbers for Microsoft, eBay, the BBC, Time Warner, Fox and Wikipedia were all down on the July numbers, but the monthly results can be variable.
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