In terms of retailers, Amazon sites reached the largest global audience with more than 282 million visitors in June, or 20.4% of the worldwide Internet population, according to new research.
In June 2011, a total of 167.2 million unique visitors went to Newspaper properties in Europe, up 11% from a year ago, with the UK’s Daily Mail leading the way, according to new research.
Google still leads Europe as the most visited site, but travel sites including Priceline, Experdia and Trip Advisor saw some of the highest gains this month, according to new research.
Germany still leads the way in terms of number of web users in Europe, but the Netherlands and the UK spend most time online, according to new data.
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In June 2011 a total of 25.2 million German have visited online gaming sites, marking an 8% rise on last year, according to new research.
Online retail spending in the US reached $37.5 billion for the quarter, up 14 percent versus year ago, according to new research.
Google+ could attract 22% of the US web audience3 within a year, overtaking Twitter and LinkedIn to be the second- most-used social site after Facebook, a survey found.
Facebook advertising management system Buddy Media is opening of its European Headquarters in London, as the US firm expands overseas.
Australian YouTube viewers watched an average of 70 videos per viewer in May, while the Australian Broadcasting Corp. attracted the most videos viewed among news sites, according to new research.