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12/10/2006

Regional breakdown of MySpace and YouTube audiences

Alan Moore from Communities Dominate Brands recounts some interesting stats from the FT on the geographical spread of the YouTube and MySpace articles:

MySpace has a bit more users, at about 85 to 75 million judging from the graphs. But Myspace traffic is about 92% from North America, and almost all of the remainder from Europe. YouTube is much more evenly split, with its largest usage from Asia about 38%, then Europe 32%, then North America 28% and the rest of the world splits the rest.

I can't find the original content on FT.com (and, hey, it'd be pay-walled anyhow) but I'm sure Mr Moore is a reliable enough secondary source :-)

It is testament to the power of YouTube's platform that it has spread so far and wide. Also bodes well for future growth of users / community.

 

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