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Time-spent on newspaper sites: not predictable from rated quality
Much buzz last week about the release, via E&P, of Nielsen’s May time-spent ratings of the top US 30 newspaper sites, and the fact that 17 of them — more than half — showed a decline from...
View ArticleThe rise of mobile has nearly doubled time spent online
Jack Loechner at MediaPost has the details: In the short span from February 2010 to February 2013, U.S. Internet use moved from 451 billion minutes to 890 billion minutes. Leading the way: smartphones...
View ArticleWe’re spending more and more time online. So what are we doing less of?
There are, as they say, only so many minutes in a day. So if we’re spending more and more time online — breaking news alert! we are — that time has to come from somewhere. This new paper from Scott...
View ArticleMaybe “time saved” is a better metric to watch than “time spent” on mobile
You may known Cory Bergman as the cofounder (and now general manager) of the innovative mobile app Breaking News, or as the cofounder of Seattle hyperlocal network Next Door Media. But now he’s got a...
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