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Not that you didn’t already know that YouTube commands an audience all over the world, but here wow free power leveling are the numbers that prove it. ComScore hasn’t given out U.S. video measurements since July (the delay is apparently because it’s in the process of expanding its warcraft gold video measurement techniques so it can measure ads vs. content, premium vs. user-generated content, and other distinctions). But venture capitalist Fred Wilson wow powerleveling (who until earlier this year sat on comScore’s board) was able to rustle up some October worldwide numbers to prove a point he was making in a blog post about YouTube’s audience compared to oldteevee’s.

Never ones to le buy cheap wow gold t some online video stats pass us by, we’re republishing the chart here. So, what can we learn? YouTube got 344 million global unique visitors in October. (Holy crap.) YouTube’s audience is disproportionately European compared to the web’s worldwide audience. It gets 37.8 percent of its visitors from Europe, which has only 28 percent of the t wow power leveling otal web audience. By contrast, YouTube gets 22.5 percent of its visitors from Asia, whereas they comprise 40 percent of the total web audience. (Note that Wilson broke some countries out from their regions, so the chart’s percents don’t all add up to 100.) Couple caveats here: comScore’s strongest and most consistent measurements are in the U.S. — and that’s what we’re used to seeing.

Also, these are its “Media Metrix,” which aren’t specially adjusted fo wow power leveling r the way online video works like its “Video Metrix.” The video-specific measurements focus on number of streams rather than wow gold buy views, and include streams of embedded video around the web. Embeds comprise a significant portion of YouTube’s video views, and wouldn’t be counted in these numbers. But unique visitors are still the way much of the web measures itself, and 344 million is a whole freaking lot of them. WoW Gold

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