Top newspapers by ‘time spent’
Cory Bergman April 24th, 2008
Only 11 of the top 30 newspaper sites saw an increase in Nielsen-Netrating’s “time spent” metric from March ‘07 to March ‘08. Full list here.
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1 Comment Add your own
1. tdc | April 24th, 2008 at 9:41 am
speaking of “time spent”- how is it that taking a 30 minute newscast OFFline will increase time spent?
with livenewscameras nearing the four page mark of participating stations, you’d think someone would make the connection… fox has no problem streaming many of their newscasts.
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