Monday, November 24, 2008

Mobile internet is growing eight times faster than PC-based web

The mobile internet is growing eight times faster than traffic to the PC-based web, according to the first set of mobile data from Nielsen Online.

The research company has released its first Mobile Media findings which show traffic on the mobile internet increased by 25% to 7.3m during 3Q 2008. The survey found 25% of mobile internet users are aged 16-24 compared with just 12% who are older than 55.

BBC News is the most popular mobile internet site, attracting 1.7m unique users in 3Q 2008.

Mobile internetThe mobile internet is growing eight times faster than traffic to the PC-based web, according to the first set of mobile data from Nielsen Online.

Kent Ferguson, senior analyst for Nielsen, said the mobile web was a great opportunity for advertisers and publishers to reach important demographic groups. "People often need fast, instant access to weather or sports news and mobile can obviously satisfy this, wherever they are," he said.

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