Net//Nieilsen Reports

I copied this from the latest Nielsen//NetRatings Report but don't
understand very much of it.

Could someone tell me what Active Digital Media
Universe, Current Digital Media Universe Estimate and especially, PC Time
Per Person, mean ?

I find it almost impossible to believe that an average
home user spent 27:32:46 hours in the Month of October 2004 looking at Web
sites!

From this report it seems that the Internet population in the US hasn't
increased much, if at all, since about 2000. Is that true? Thanks very much.

United States: Average Web Usage
Month of October 2004
Home Panel

Sessions/Visits Per Person 32
Domains Visited Per Person 55
PC Time Per Person 27:32:46

Duration of a Web Page Viewed 00:00:53
Active Digital Media Universe 136,706,201
Current Digital Media Universe Estimate 199,861,345

Jens
Mon Nov 15 00:32:44 CST 2004

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Read it again.
It say PC time per person.
Most of the time I'm at my PC I'm not surfing but doing other things.
I suggest that that is true for the wast majority of people.

Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: anonymous [mailto:none]
> Posted At: 14. november 2004 16:32
> Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.programming
> Conversation: Net//Nieilsen Reports
> Subject: Net//Nieilsen Reports
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> I copied this from the latest Nielsen//NetRatings Report but
> don't understand very much of it.
>
> Could someone tell me what Active Digital Media Universe,
> Current Digital Media Universe Estimate and especially, PC
> Time Per Person, mean ?
>
> I find it almost impossible to believe that an average home
> user spent 27:32:46 hours in the Month of October 2004
> looking at Web sites!
>
> From this report it seems that the Internet population in the
> US hasn't increased much, if at all, since about 2000. Is
> that true? Thanks very much.
>
>
> United States: Average Web Usage
> Month of October 2004
> Home Panel
>
> Sessions/Visits Per Person 32
> Domains Visited Per Person 55
> PC Time Per Person 27:32:46
>
> Duration of a Web Page Viewed 00:00:53
> Active Digital Media Universe 136,706,201
> Current Digital Media Universe Estimate 199,861,345
>
>
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Read it again.

 It say PC time per person.

 Most of the time I'm at my PC I'm not surfing but =
doing other things.

 I suggest that that is true for the wast majority of =
people.


Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage. =



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 > From: anonymous [<A =
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 > Posted At: 14. november 2004 16:32

 > Posted To: =
microsoft.public.frontpage.programming

 > Conversation: Net//Nieilsen Reports

 > Subject: Net//Nieilsen Reports

 > 

 > 

 > I copied this from the latest =
Nielsen//NetRatings Report but 

 > don't understand very much of it.

 > 

 > Could someone tell me what Active Digital Media =
Universe, 

 > Current Digital Media Universe Estimate and =
especially, PC 

 > Time Per Person, mean ?

 > 

 > I find it almost impossible to believe that an =
average home 

 > user spent 27:32:46 hours in the Month of =
October 2004 

 > looking at Web sites!

 > 

 > From this report it seems that the Internet =
population in the 

 > US hasn't increased much, if at all, since about =
2000. Is 

 > that true? Thanks very much.

 > 

 > 

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         United States: Average =
Web Usage

 >          =
         Month of October =
2004

 >          =
         Home Panel

 > 

 >          =
         Sessions/Visits Per =
Person 32

 >          =
         Domains Visited Per =
Person 55

 >          =
         PC Time Per Person =
27:32:46

 > 

 >          =
         Duration of a Web Page =
Viewed 00:00:53

 >          =
         Active Digital Media =
Universe 136,706,201

 >          =
         Current Digital Media =
Universe Estimate  199,861,345

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anonymous
Mon Nov 15 07:31:46 CST 2004

Re: Net//Nieilsen ReportsI think you must be right. Regarding the "Current
Digital Media Universe Estimate 199,861,345" it seems to me I saw a
statistic about four years ago that was higher, maybe around 210,000,000.
Has Internet usage actually gone down for some reason?

"Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]" <jpkarlsen@mvps.org> wrote in message
news:%23IP0pztyEHA.3908@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Read it again.
It say PC time per person.
Most of the time I'm at my PC I'm not surfing but doing other things.
I suggest that that is true for the wast majority of people.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: anonymous [mailto:none]
> Posted At: 14. november 2004 16:32
> Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.programming
> Conversation: Net//Nieilsen Reports
> Subject: Net//Nieilsen Reports
>
>
> I copied this from the latest Nielsen//NetRatings Report but
> don't understand very much of it.
>
> Could someone tell me what Active Digital Media Universe,
> Current Digital Media Universe Estimate and especially, PC
> Time Per Person, mean ?
>
> I find it almost impossible to believe that an average home
> user spent 27:32:46 hours in the Month of October 2004
> looking at Web sites!
>
> From this report it seems that the Internet population in the
> US hasn't increased much, if at all, since about 2000. Is
> that true? Thanks very much.
>
>
> United States: Average Web Usage
> Month of October 2004
> Home Panel
>
> Sessions/Visits Per Person 32
> Domains Visited Per Person 55
> PC Time Per Person 27:32:46
>
> Duration of a Web Page Viewed 00:00:53
> Active Digital Media Universe 136,706,201
> Current Digital Media Universe Estimate 199,861,345
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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