The latest data from the comScore Video Metrix service shows that 182.5 million Americans watched 39.3 billion online content videos in March 2013, while the number of video ad views reached an all-time high at 13.2 billion that month.
ComScore Video Metrix reported that 178 million Americans watched 33 billion online content videos in February, while the number of video ad views reached 9.9 billion. So, it appears that 5.6 percent fewer Americans are now watching 14.2 percent...
Experienced marketing and advertising professionals don’t watch the Super Bowl like most Americans do. These data points are compelling, but the most striking one in the chart below is the percentage of online videos accessed by tablet and mobile...
Americans viewed 11.3 billion video ads in December 2012, with Google sites ranking first with nearly 2 billion ads. Internet users watched 38.7 billion online content videos in December 2012, while video ad views totaled 11.3 billion.
Americans viewed 9.4 billion video ads in September, with each of the top 5 video ad properties delivering more than 1 billion video ads. By comparison, Americans viewed 9.5 billion video ads in August, with each of the top 4 video ad properties...
For example, Americans viewed 9.5 billion video ads in August, with each of the top 4 video ad properties delivering more than 1-billion video ads. Internet users watched online content videos that month.
So, over the past five years, the number of Americans watching online video has increased 37.3 percent. The time spent watching online video has to come from somewhere (unless Americans are getting less sleep).
Americans viewed 11 billion video ads in June 2012 compared to 10 billion in May, 9.5 billion in April, 8.3 billion in March, and 7.5 billion in February. In February 2012, Americans viewed 7.5 billion video ads.
In May 2012, Americans viewed an all-time high of 10 billion video ads. In May 2011, Americans viewed 4.6 billion video ads, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at more than 1.3 billion.
In fact, 30 percent more Americans now watch online video content on an average day than they did a year ago. Americans’ growing interest in long-form video content is evident from the growth in the average time spent watching a video, which has...
In April 2011, Americans viewed 3.8 billion video ads, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at more than 1.1 billion. In April 2012, Americans viewed 9.5 billion video ads, representing another month of record video ad...
In March 2011, Americans viewed 4.3 billion video ads, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at more than 1.2 billion. In March 2012, Americans viewed more than 8.3 billion video ads, representing an all-time high, with...
Internet users watched nearly 40 billion videos of online video content in January 2012. Internet users watched 43.5 billion videos for an average of 23.2 hours per viewer. Among the top 10 YouTube partners that month, VEVO demonstrated the highest...
GJ: Americans viewed 7.2 billion video ads in November, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at more than 1.3 billion. YouTube monetizes through AdSense (on site and in overlays) and through homepage events (like a portal...
So, it’s safe to predict that up to 5.1 percent more Americans will be spending close to 39.7 percent more time watching online video content a year from now. That would be about 193 million Americans, who will be watching roughly 29.4 hours per...
Even the most watched network television prime-time broadcasts – including multiple Super Bowls, mini-series, series finales, special events, and regular television shows – haven’t reached that many Americans.
Despite losing some of its digital street cred to newer kids on the block, let’s not forget that there’s still an audience out there worth fighting for.million Americans ages 12 and up listened to a podcast in the last month – and they’re likely...
According to the comScore press release, almost 180.4 million Americans watched online video content in August. I want my music videos! Today, when the current generation wants music videos, it watches the top two channels on YouTube.
Americans viewed more than 5.6 billion video ads in August, with Hulu generating the highest number of video ad impressions at 996 million. Since the average online content video is 5.3 minutes long, this means Hulu is delivering more than 6 video...
Kathleen Moore of the Pew Internet Project has just written a report that says 71 percent of online Americans now use video-sharing sites such as YouTube and Vimeo, up from 33 percent 4.5 years ago. The use of video-sharing sites on any given day...
