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Three Ways to Thrive in the Age of Streams
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
The images above should strike fear in any one who seeks attention - be it a brand, a politician or an individual. They come from Nielsen. The first (87) is the number of domains the average American visits in a month. The second (2600) is the number of web pages the average American visits in a month.
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