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The Internet Is Dying

by Nicolas Moerman on Nov 19, 2009

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From September 2009, absolute unique visitors from some of the biggest websites in the world started to drop. ...

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From September 2009, absolute unique visitors from some of the biggest websites in the world started to drop.

I've checked the charts from Google Trends and drawn some basic trendlines.

Maybe I'm seeing ghosts, but I'm curious about your theories...

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  • ashwix Michael Wix , Owner, facilitator, consultant, coach at Band My bet is that the drop off you observed is related in part to Chinese Internet censorship.
    Prior to the Olympics in 2008, we lost access to a lot of sites including: blog sites, youtube, facebook, and a bunch of other sites were censored by Google and other platforms/portals.     2 years ago Reply
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  • gjunio0 Gonçalo Marques at Microsoft Internet is not dying, just reprioritizing its assets. 2 years ago Reply
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  • lwsmith10011 lwsmith10011 So LinkedIn & Facebook are not the Internet? Consider the massive shift to YouTube, Hulu and other video sites that have 10x more ’time on page’ which means fewer page views, dramatically fewer. Also factor in seasonality, and the shift in needs due to the economy; I bet Monster and other employment site traffic is way up. Finally the long tail sites where you can get slivers of specific interest rather than slices of generalities. 2 years ago Reply
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  • guestc2f49aa Craig Simon The Internet has lots of life left in it. There’s much more growth to come. Apparent transitions or phases reflect distinct elements that were evident in the founding dreams of hypermedia. Web 1.0 = Hyper-linking (realized as URLs and HTML links that enable websurfing). Web 2.0 = Hyper-mixing (realized as AJAX, XML, KML, JSON, etc. plus prolific UGC, all helping to enable mashups) . Web 3.0 = Hyper-sourcing (realized as interlocking social graphs and planned semantic formats that will enable trustworthy signaling). What factors might explain the graph? There are big problems in the economy, but mostly I think there’s some creative destruction going on. And it’s not over yet.

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  • ttasse Tristan Tasse , HR Director at Ubisoft Montréal Social computing and human-interaction... I guess 'Trust' as a lot to do with this. 2 years ago Reply
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  • Teach_J Teach_J I'm guessing ComScore shows mobile hits? 2 years ago Reply
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  • NicolasMoerman Nicolas Moerman , Social Media Guy at Proximity London Thx for the comments,definitely food for thought! I have added some charts from ComScore UK on blog which show a different trend!

    http://nicolasmoerman.com/is-the-internet-dying-comscore-uk-charts     2 years ago Reply
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  • Teach_J Teach_J I wonder if this includes mobile hits or mobile only sites? So many people are not using their desktop or laptop to access the net these days. They use their smartphone more and more. 2 years ago Reply
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  • phdaisy Daisy PhD , Assistant Prof at UWisconsin I wonder if sites like LinkedIn, Twitter & Facebook went up in Sept as the result of a new academic year starting. I teach with Twitter, have students addicted to FB & friending all their classmates without hesitation, and my colleagues and I have all just joined LinkedIn as a result of professional conferences. Just my 2-cents! 2 years ago Reply
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  • onlinejournalist Paul Bradshaw , Consultant, trainer, speaker, writer at Online Journalism Blog Great collection of stats. Would be great if you could link to the raw data so others can scrutinise and mash it more. 2 years ago Reply
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