U.S. Online Video Watching Reaches Record High In October

[brownbloodz]

Interesting article from TechCrunch about number of videos and ads watched.

The U.S. comScore Video Metrix stats are out now for October, revealing that 184 million U.S. Internet users watched online videos last month, with an average of 21.1 hours per viewers. The total U.S. audience viewed 42.6 billion videos, an all-time high, says the measurement firm. Meanwhile, “Google sites,” led by YouTube, retained its number one ranking. However, in October, Facebook staged a comeback by moving up into the number two slot from its previous position of fifth place. Read More...

[Andrew]

Cool. Also related: YouTube now serving up 3.5 billion videos a day

[musicuploadz]

DAMNNNNN were serving over 6 million video streams a month