MR: Top 10 Video Properties & Streaming Stats
25 10 2006Actually, what I find most interesting here is why MLB’s streams / streamer are so low in comparison to the others. Is it a format issue, (length of stream)? Integration / focus? Too tight a concentration on a single content type? Can’t be that it’s avail on TV, as that would affect Time Warner, as well. Well, since I’ve never gone to the MLB site, s’pose I’ll have to go check it out… 
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Top 10 Video Properties Ranked by Unique U.S. Streamers July 2006 (Total U.S. - Home/Work/University Locations) |
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Property |
Unique U.S. Streamers (000) |
Streams Initiated by U.S. Users (MM) |
Share of Total Internet Streams |
Streams per Streamer |
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Total Internet |
106,534 |
7,182 |
100% |
67.4 |
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Yahoo! Sites |
37,934 |
812 |
11% |
21.4 |
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MySpace |
37,422 |
1,459 |
20% |
39.0 |
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YouTube |
30,538 |
649 |
9% |
21.2 |
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Time Warner Network |
25,675 |
258 |
4% |
10.1 |
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Microsoft Site |
16,227 |
156 |
2% |
9.6 |
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Viacom Digital |
14,077 |
322 |
4% |
22.9 |
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Google Sites |
7,520 |
60 |
1% |
7.9 |
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Ebaums World |
7,143 |
67 |
1% |
9.4 |
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MLB |
6,442 |
30 |
< 1% |
4.6 |
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ROO Group Inc. |
5,841 |
186 |
3% |
31.9 |
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Source: comScore Video Metrix |
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