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Top 50 U.S. Web Sites for June 2011

comScore Top 50 Properties (U.S.) June 2011
Total U.S. – Home, Work and University Locations
Source: comScore Media Metrix

Rank - Property - Unique Visitors(000)
1 - Google Sites - 182,537
2 - Yahoo! Sites - 178,383
3 - Microsoft Sites - 173,562
4 - Facebook.com - 160,879
5 - AOL, Inc. - 110,447
6 - Amazon Sites - 95,771
7 - Turner Digital - 93,382
8 - Glam Media - 85,987
9 - Ask Network - 84,810
10 - Viacom Digital - 81,645
11 - CBS Interactive - 73,981
12 - Apple Inc. - 73,188
13 - Wikimedia Foundation Sites - 71,804
14 - VEVO - 66,396
15 - eBay - 65,474
16 - New York Times Digital - 62,883
17 - Demand Media - 60,037
18 - craigslist, inc. - 53,472
19 - Comcast Corporation - 53,262
20 - Fox Interactive Media - 47,987
21 - Answers.com Sites - 41,691
22 - Federated Media Publishing - 41,515
23 - Gannett Sites - 40,706
24 - Weather Channel, - The 40,118
25 - NetShelter Technology Media - 36,536
26 - Technorati Media - 36,281
27 - ESPN - 36,204
28 - Wal-Mart - 35,807
29 - LinkedIn.com - 33,904
30 - Tribune Interactive - 33,556
31 - Adobe Sites - 33,214
32 - Disney Online - 32,553
33 - AT&T Interactive Network - 32,178
34 - Yelp.com - 31,276
35 - iVillage.com: The Womens Network - 30,869
36 - Superpages.com Network - 30,767
37 - Twitter.com - 30,649
38 - WordPress - 28,892
39 - Expedia Inc - 28,150
40 - Netflix.com - 27,751
41 - NBC Universal - 27,676
42 - Break Media - 27,504
43 - WeatherBug Property - 26,811
44 - Everyday Health - 26,797
45 - WebMD Health - 24,762
46 - Bank of America - 24,705
47 - Verizon Communications Corporation - 23,979
48 - Target Corporation - 23,810
49 - IGN Entertainment - 23,613
50 - Cox Enterprises Inc. - 23,482

How long Google+, Twitter, Facebook Took to Reach 20 Million Users

How long Social Networking sites Google+, Twitter, Facebook took to reach 20 million users

20 million people Joining Google's New Social Networking Site Google+ in 24 days currently being an invite-only service.

Google+ may still have some way to go to equal Facebook’s 700 million users and Twitter’s 200 million, but 20 million unique visitors to the new social networking site in the space of just three weeks isn’t a bad way to start. Of the 20 million, five million were inside the US. The Google+ iPhone app released on Tuesday is sure to boost numbers further.

The new service allows members to create a variety of groups, called “circles,” enabling them to share information and content with only the people they choose. One circle could be made up of co-workers, while another might consist entirely of family members.

The statistics, reported by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday, come from web analytics company comScore, who based its results on a “global measurement panel” of two million Internet users.

Speaking about the findings, vice president of industry analysis at comScore, Andrew Lipsman, commented: “I’ve never seen anything grow this quickly. The only other site that has accumulated as many new visitors in a short period of time is Twitter in 2009, but that happened over several months.”

What makes the figures all the more remarkable is that the new social networking service is currently open only to those who receive invites. “Right now, we’re testing with a small number of people,” the Google+ homepage says, “but it won’t be long before the Google+ project is ready for everyone.” We can safely assume that the line on the graph will go through the roof when the doors open to all.

The long-term plan for Google+ is to integrate it with other Google services such as YouTube and Gmail. When that happens, it’ll become a service to be reckoned with and will likely begin to make big gains on competitors such as Facebook and Twitter.

Google+ Vs Facebook : New Technology Battle

Google+ Vs Facebook : New Technology Battle - Facebook wall Comment can now embed videos, photos, and even preview links, an improvement on rival Google social network Google+.
Facebook made the announcement within its Facebook Photos page.

"Today we are launching a commenting feature that allows you to embed videos, photos, or web sites in comments just by including a URL," the site said. "Your comment will include a video player, a thumbnail of a photo, or a brief overview of the web site being linked to. If you prefer your comment without the preview, you can remove the preview with one click."

Users who take Facebook up on the new feature can embed a small video preview, a photo preview, or a summary of the Web page in their comments. Somewhat surprisingly, in the hundreds of comments attached to the post, no one took advantage of the new capability - or, more likely, it just didn't work.

At the present, users can embed videos, pictures or links in Google+, which which launched at the end of June. Users can only attach text comments to other posts, however. Google's reach with Google+ is small - just in the millions of users, compared to over 750 million for Facebook. But the two social networks are seen as direct competitors.