Posts Tagged ‘Statistics’

Leading Internet TV network Revision3 has just released their end-of-the-year stats for 2011 and they are pretty impressive. According to a post on the Revision3 blog, the network increased its viewership in 2011 by a whopping 359 percent, with nearly 800 million views over the course of the year.

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Today, one hour of video is uploaded to YouTube every second. That’s 24 hours of video every 24 seconds, 60 hours a minute, 9 months every 2 hours, a decade every single day and a century every 10 days! That’s a lot of video.

Back in November, Cisco’s VP for Marketing and Emerging Technologies, David Hsieh, predicted that web video would soon account for a huge portion of Internet traffic saying, “Today over half of all Internet traffic is video—51 percent. And based on the current trends, we predict that in the next three years over 90 percent of all Internet traffic will be video.” YouTube’s head of global partnerships, Robert Kyncl, confirms in a speech at CES.

2011 was a big year for Vimeo. Not only did their membership increase by a whopping 82 percent and viewership increase by 48 percent, but they also launched a bunch of new services and features, making 2011 the biggest year ever for the video site. To celebrate, Vimeo launched a fun infographic roundup of their biggest 2011 news and statistics.

Pinterest, the invitation-only social online pinboard that lets users organize and share the things they love, has grown exponentially since it launched in March 2010. Experian Hitwise reports that the site has emerged as one of the top 10 websites within their Social Networking & Forums category.

The folks at RecordSetter have put together this extremely interesting infographic looking at 2011 World Records for social media.  It looks at various networks including Facebook and Tumblr, and also has some statistics on games.  Take a look below.

Vevo has proven itself to be one of the fastest growing video sites of all time. They celebrated 341 million views when they launched in December 2009 and now, less than two years later, they have reported a whopping 3.6 billion monthly views in October and expect to hit 3.7 billion when they release their November stats.

New statistics from comScore reveal that over 200 billion online videos were viewed globally in October with 2 in 5 of these online video views coming from YouTube. Where are the other views coming from? Find out after the jump.

Social media has never been bigger, with hundreds of millions of people checking Facebook, Tweeting, posting and watching videos and sharing their lives on the web. Videoinfographcs have released a new video infographic with the latest statistics, facts and figures about social media that were released in 2011.

Almost 80 percent of American adults are online, but what exactly are they doing? A new infographic from Flowtown and Column Five reveals the percentage of adult Internet users who are doing everything from social networking to shopping, banking, blogging, chatting, gaming and more.