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Web user behaviour

The Web is rapidly becoming the first place that people look for information. There was once a time when people would go to a paper telephone directory to find local businesses. Now a large proportion of those people type who or what they need into a search engine (with up to 85 % of them using Google) to find people, products and services. This change in behaviour has happened in less than fifteen years, but the way people behave on the web, in particular the way they use search engines, is already evolving. Web users are much more sophisticated than they used to be, and understanding how people use the internet is a key part of understanding how best to optimise your web site for maximum visibility. News about internet user behaviour is provided by Momentum to provide insights into about what you need to do to elevate your site above competitors.

Yahoo may continue to lose its edge, analyst says - MarketWatch

IntoMobile (blog) Yahoo may continue to lose its edge, analyst says MarketWatch "Although Yahoo remains one of the most popular destinations on the Internet, user growth has slowed

Tuesday 9th of March 2010 11:41:50 PM

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Ecosia search engine launch to mark World Climate Summit - T3

AFP Ecosia search engine launch to mark World Climate Summit T3 ...

Sunday 6th of December 2009 04:29:27 PM

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AOL/Facebook in the Enterprise - ZDNet

AOL/Facebook in the Enterprise ZDNet The one stop shop logic is very attractive to the casual internet user (the non nerd), the social graph is powerful and fascinating

Thursday 19th of November 2009 12:04:02 PM

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Time Spent Viewing Online Up 25 Percent - World Screen News

Time Spent Viewing Online Up 25 Percent World Screen News NEW YORK: The average Internet user in the US spent 195.2 minutes watching online video in September, according

Wednesday 14th of October 2009 02:22:24 PM

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