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For the first time, comScore is counting PC and mobile users in its rankings of U.S. visitors to...

  • Thursday, November 29, 2012, 3:58 PM ET
    For the first time, comScore is counting PC and mobile users in its rankings of U.S. visitors to Web properties. According to the firm, about 51% of Google's (GOOG) U.S. visitors access it via mobile devices, and about 12% are mobile-only. For Yahoo (YHOO), those numbers are 50% and 13%, and for Facebook (FB), it's 51% and 16%. Microsoft (MSFT) has a lot of catching up to do: its numbers are only 24% and 1%. The mobile shift has been seen as a dual-edged sword for Facebook and Google, though each has made a lot of progress (I, II) in improving monetization.
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    I'm not sure what it was that Mark was working on before he set his big ship down the mobile river but, in a short time it seems he is winning the market share. He must have some good people working for him!
    30 Nov 2012, 02:56 AM Reply Like
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    He certainly has expensive people working for him, but haven't the "good" ones been leaving in droves?
    30 Nov 2012, 09:56 AM Reply Like
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