I got a question, and if I don't get the proper anser, then it's a gripe.
Anyway, I was just scrolling through my RSS feeds, and there's one that got
me thinking: "MySpace gains top ranking of US Web sites". Now, it's not that
MySpace is popular - that's not what concerns me. What concerns me is how
they got this ranking. Does that mean that they counted a hit (or visit,
depending on how they're counting) for everyone that visited the myspace.com
domain? Or only people that stayed for more than 10 seconds or so? Because,
what I can't figure out is how msn.com isn't the most popular website year
after year. Every copy of IE ships with msn.com (or a redirector to it) as
the default home page. That means every time someone with IE fires up their
browser, msn.com gets hit. Sure, it might not be a unique visitor, but
that's my thinking anyway. And yeah, people change their home page all the
time. But it's been my experience that most people eithe rdon't know how or
are too lazy to do it (I myself can admit to still having msn as my home
page on my work machine [where there are no GPOs preventing this] and on one
machine at home).
So, anyone got an answer for me? Or is MySpace (and every other "most
popular" website ever listed really that much more popular than MSN?
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