How many webpages are averagely viewed worldwide in one minute?
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Hmm, I don't think anyone's ever figured this out. It would be tough to do. There's no "central" place on the internet to go to observe how many hits everything is getting, it's too broken up. I would guess it's in the 100s of thousands, but it's just a guess.
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You are absolutely right. Here's a ranking of the most 3 popular sites, in order of their no of hits (not on links or page rank)\n\n(1) Yahoo\n(2) MSN\n(3) Google\n\nWikipedia comes at Number 31. Yahoo is the biggest portal with the most number of services offered. Its undoubtedly having many more hits than any other service. In different catagories, following are the leaders :\n\n(1) Arts - > BBC Online http://www.bbc.co.uk\n(2) Computers -> Yahoo http://www.yahoo.com\n(3) Games -> Macromedia http://www.macromedia.com\n(4) Health -> National Institutes of Health http://www.nih.gov\n(5) News -> Yahoo News http://news.yahoo.com\n(6) Recreation -> Expedia.com http://www.expedia.com\n(7) Regional -> Google http://www.google.com\n(8) Shopping -> Amazon http://www.amazon.com\n(9) Search -> Google http://www.google.com\n(10)Society -> My Space http://www.myspace.com\n\nAs a personal opinion, in Forums, Yahoo Answers is a leader. Its reflected by the number of questions ansked every minute. I don't need to mention any source for that.\n\n\nFor more ranks, check out the source :
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This has any answers to website traffic questions you may have :)
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Wow, that's a fantastic opportunity!!!\n\nI've looked around extensivly for some of my own sites that only draws a fraction of traffic you will be getting hit with.\nThe only public metrics I've seen have been from Search Engine results that show % visibility via eyeball tracking: http://www.enquiro.com/eye-tracking-pr.asp\n\nWhat you're specifically looking for isn't publiclly available. Even if something similar was available, every website is unique. You may need to contact the advertising publisher directly to see if they can give you any specifics.
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Always depends. Using a traffic analyzer will reveal this. I am not aware whether there are statistics on average web stay per user
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Your computer is counting all inbound traffic. Just loading a web page adds to how much you have downloaded.
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According to the site "waybackmachine.org" an archive of internet pages, it holds 40 billion web pages archived from 1996 to a few months ago.\n\nThe surface web, or the publicly available documents is estimated in 2.5 million documents. The deep web, is 400 to 500 times bigger.\n\nSo the internet (just the web, not counting email, ftp, usenet, etc) is estimated at 550 billion connected web documents
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nobody knows how many websites the internet has. Google says they can never index them all, as websites go away, new ones are added, etc. However, there are easily billions of web pages out there. I think that the official number of registered domains is around 80 million, but that doesn't include subdomains that have been purchased, etc.\n\nAhhh, the wonders of the internet.
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Just go there and see how many sites and videos are shown\nEnjoy...
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If you mean how many webpages there are, i'm not sure. But go to the site below. They have pretty much the whole internet saved on their servers. They might know.\n\nhttp://archive.org
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This article in Technology Research News(TRN) says "the Internet is big by any measure:The Internet Systems Consortium pegged the number of Internet hosts as of January, 2004 at 233 million.Global Reach counted 729 million users online as of March, 2004.And a University of California at Berkeley study showed that,in 2002,532,897 terabytes of new data flowed across the Internet,440,606 terabytes of email was sent, and the Web contained 167 terabytes of data that was accessible to all users,plus another 91,850 terabytes in the deep Web where access is controlled.A terabyte is 1,000 gigabytes, or 1,000,000 megabytes,or the amount of information that can be stored on 213 DVDs,or one tenth the amount of information stored in the entire Library of Congress print collection".
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http://www.ibiblio.org/lunarbin/worldpop\n\n6,621,974,540...at the moment...
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Too Many to tell...the Internet grows to fast to know how many websites there really are.
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The whole world today is just a small village, what www means to you?\nwww.harunyahya.com
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well, As a user u cannt have the statistics about user's traffic.\nOnly Webmasters in Yahoo can know that.  they have things like Counters.\n\ntry to ask that to the hamster, u might get an naswer :)
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since the internet only began just over a decade ago (the first web page is about fifteen i think, the internet has grown a lot.\nif you google ' history of ther internet' or go onto wikipedia you will get a basic idea of the numbers involved.  once the preserve of the dedicated few, most western countries are over 50% saturation for some kind of internet service
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Percentage Internet users and minutes used for Internet an average day, by sex, age and education 1991-2002 \n \n  1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 \n \n Percentage Internet users in total 7 10 18 27 135 35 \n              \nMales 10 14 23 33 42 40 \nFemales 3 7 12 21 27 30 \n              \n9-15 years 4 8 13 23 25 23 \n16-24 years 10 16 27 38 48 46 \n25-44 years 9 14 24 34 43 47 \n45-66 years 5 8 13 21 31 30 \n67-79 years 0 1 1 4 7 5 \n              \nPrimary school 3 5 9 15 20 20 \nSecondary school 5 8 14 22 32 32 \nUniversity/college low 11 18 24 34 53 42 \nUniversity/college high 14 20 33 43 50 57 \n              \nMinutes for Internet use in total .. .. .. 18 21 22 \n              \nMales .. .. .. 23 27 28 \nFemales .. .. .. 11 14 16 \n              \n9-15 years .. .. .. 10 10 10 \n16-24 years .. .. .. 32 39 38 \n25-44 years .. .. .. 23 26 29 \n45-66 years .. .. .. 11 16 16 \n67-79 years .. .. .. 1 3 2 \n              \nPrimary school .. .. .. 12 14 15 \nSecondary school .. .. .. 16 19 21 \nUniversity/college low .. .. .. 17 30 24 \nUniversity/college high .. .. .. 28 30 33