I skim the Seattle Times print edition each morning because it's there on my driveway each morning, but otherwise virtually all my news about the world comes from the internet. Here's a Nielsen list of the top on-line news sites: Source Viewers (M) NYTimes.com 18.9 USATODAY.com 10.7 washingtonpost.com 8.9 Wall Street Journal Online 6.9 LA Times 5.7 New York Post 4.7 Boston.com 4.2 Chicago Tribune 3.8 SFGate.com/San Francisco Chronicle 3.8 Daily News Online Edition 3.3 Newsday 3.2 Village Voice Media 2.8 DallasNews.com 2.7 The Houston Chronicle 2.7 International Herald Tribune 2.6 Atlanta Journal Constitution 2.4 Chicago Sun Times 2.2 The Politico 2.1 Azcentral.com 2 Seattle Post Intelligencer 2 tampabay.com 1.9 Star Tribune 1.8 MercuryNews.com 1.7 Orlando Sentinel 1.6 Philly.com 1.6 Sun Sentinel 1.5 Detroit Free Press 1.5 Cleveland.com 1.5 MiamiHerald.com 1.5 The San Diego Union Tribune 1.4 There it is, the Seattle P-I web site scores higher than the Seattle Times, which doesn't even make the top 30. It even scores higher than the San Jose Mercury News (Silicon Valley's newspaper). I wonder how much of the Seattle P-I score comes from their news department and how much comes from their popular blogs (like Todd Bishop's Microsoft blog). [via Seattlest]
posted by Richard Sprague at 7:26 AM on Apr 23, 2008
"Switch to P-I"
2 Comments -
Nielson or Nielsen?
Wed Apr 23, 03:08:00 PM 2008
oops -:
(fixed it now)
Wed Apr 23, 08:10:00 PM 2008