tag:,2009:/1/tag:72.47.210.69,2007://1.5255- 2009-11-23T19:52:07Z Comments for YouTube Now 4th Biggest Web Property in World Movable Type 4.23-en tag:72.47.210.69,2007://1.5255 2007-01-10T18:58:57Z 2007-12-16T23:16:43Z YouTube Now 4th Biggest Web Property in World YouTube continues to grow and on current Alexa figures, the online video site is now ranked number 4 web site in the world - behind only Yahoo, MSN and Google itself! The chart below shows YouTube well ahead of MySpace now and (on today's data) now ahead of China's biggest search engine Baidu.... Richard MacManus http://www.readwriteweb.com YouTube continues to grow and on current Alexa figures, the online video site is now ranked number 4 web site in the world - behind only Yahoo, MSN and Google itself! The chart below shows YouTube well ahead of MySpace now and (on today's data) now ahead of China's biggest search engine Baidu.

]]> Just 6 or so months ago, YouTube had only just snuck into the top 10 on Alexa. So this truly is remarkable growth and it shows no signs of stopping, although it has to be said there's quite a gap between number 3 (Google) and its recent acquisition at number 4:

I also checked out the comparisons on Compete and comScore. Note that both of these measure data for the United States market only. Here is Compete's graph:

And comScore, where the results were very similar to Compete:

This perhaps shows that YouTube has a very active international audience, because Alexa measures international traffic and not just US. For good measure, I did a Google Trends chart too:

YouTube has had rapid growth there too and is now about equal with MySpace.

All up, I think the Alexa stats around YouTube are very revealing - taken with the usual grain of salt. And because online video is projected to be the biggest Web trend of 2007, YouTube has a lot more growth left in it yet!

]]> tag:72.47.210.69,2007://1.5255-comment:41930 Comment from Adrian Keys on 2007-01-10 Adrian Keys http://www.jollyjo.org A step in validating ReadWriteWeb's recent poll results highlighting the imminent ascendacy of online video/internet TV in 2007...

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