"The search for an alternative browser has grown in recent years, as the Internet's early adopters have begun to think of the browser as something other than a commodity," said Ken Cassar, director of strategic analytics, Nielsen//NetRatings. "FireFox gives Web surfers a simple tool that blocks unsolicited windows, is less susceptible to virus attacks and offers a unique means of navigating multiple sites within a single browser."
Table 1. Growth from June 2004 to March 2005 at FireFox (U.S., Home & Work)
________________________________________________________________________ June 2004 March 2005 Unique Audience Unique Audience Site (000) (000) Growth ________________________________________________________________________ Mozilla.org/products/firefox 795 2,679 237% ________________________________________________________________________ Source: Nielsen//NetRatings, April 2005Traffic to Mozilla.org, the site for the Mozilla Foundation credited with developing the FireFox browser, saw a 284 percent year-over-year growth to 4.1 million unique visitors (see Table 2). When the latest version of FireFox launched in November 2004, Mozilla.org drew its second largest audience with 3.4 million unique visitors.
Table 2. Year Over Year Growth at Mozilla.org (U.S., Home & Work) ________________________________________________________________________ March 2004 March 2005 Unique Audience Unique Audience Site (000) (000) Growth ________________________________________________________________________ Mozilla.org 1,079 4,143 284% ________________________________________________________________________ Source: Nielsen//NetRatings, April 2005Cassar warns that, with FireFox's penetration growing as quickly as it is, publishers need to be certain that their sites are compatible with the upstart browser. "It was looking as though Microsoft Explorer was in the process of establishing itself as the standard browser, which was great news for site developers. With FireFox on the rise, they have to grudgingly accept that they don't live in a one browser world."
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Nielsen//NetRatings reports March 2005 data for the Top Sites by Parent Company and Top Brands. In addition, Nielsen//NetRatings reveals the Top Advertisers by Company for March 2005.
Nielsen//NetRatings Top 10 Web Sites by Parent Company and Top 10 Web Sites By Brand
Month of March 2005 Table 1. Top 10 Parent Companies, Table 2. Top 10 Brands, Combined Home & Work Combined Home & Work ____________________________________ ________________________________ Unique Time Per Unique Time Per Audience Person Audience Person Parent (000) (hh:mm:ss) Brand (000) (hh:mm:ss) ____________________________________ ________________________________ 1. Microsoft 109,220 2:03:27 1. Yahoo! 98,775 3:00:16 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 2. Time Warner 100,583 5:23:36 2. Microsoft 92,280 0:44:08 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 3. Yahoo! 99,282 2:59:49 3. MSN 91,011 1:43:02 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 4. Google 76,495 0:40:49 4. Google 75,194 0:39:48 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 5. United States Government 54,495 0:30:23 5. AOL 74,514 6:37:34 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 6. eBay 53,377 2:08:31 6. eBay 51,589 2:05:27 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 7. InterActiveCorp 39,789 0:22:20 7. Real 35,731 0:38:41 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 8. Amazon 38,428 0:21:29 8. MapQuest 35,125 0:12:58 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 9. RealNetworks 36,730 0:39:38 9. Amazon 34,605 0:18:58 ____________________________________ ________________________________ 10. Walt Disney 10. Weather Internet Group 35,039 0:35:25 Channel 29,176 0:16:38 ____________________________________ ________________________________Example: The data indicates that 35.0 million home and work Internet users visited at least one of the Walt Disney Internet Group-owned sites or launched a Walt Disney Internet Group-owned application during the month, and each person spent, on average, a total of 35 minutes and 25 seconds at one or more of their sites or applications.
A parent company is defined as a consolidation of multiple domains and URLs owned by a single entity. A brand is defined as a consolidation of multiple domains and URLs that has a consistent collection of branded content. Reach is a measure of the unduplicated audience that visits a property. The data is expressed as the percentage of the total universe of Internet users who logged onto the Internet at least once during the reporting period.
Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance Top 10 Advertisers Month of March 2005Top advertisers, ranked by impressions, are based on data from AdRelevance, Nielsen//NetRatings' advertising research service. An impression is counted as the number of times an ad is rendered for viewing.
Top 10 Advertisers by Company _________________________________________________________ Advertiser* Impressions (000) _________________________________________________________ 1. LowerMyBills.com, Inc. 2,865,083 _________________________________________________________ 2. Netflix, Inc. 2,730,861 _________________________________________________________ 3. Vonage Holdings Corp 2,510,228 _________________________________________________________ 4. Dell Computer Corporation 2,250,842 _________________________________________________________ 5. Ameritrade Holding Corporation 1,851,324 _________________________________________________________ 6. Monster Worldwide, Inc. 1,650,285 _________________________________________________________ 7. SBC Communications, Inc. 1,568,075 _________________________________________________________ 8. Viacom Inc 1,514,142 _________________________________________________________ 9. InterActiveCorp 1,494,264 _________________________________________________________ 10. United Online, Inc. 1,462,160 _________________________________________________________*Impressions reported exclude house ads, which are ads that run on an advertiser's own Web property.
Example: An estimated 1.5 billion United Online, Inc. ads were rendered for viewing during the surfing period.
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