Record BBC traffic
The BBC’s combined international news services attracted a record global weekly audience of over 233 million during 2006/7, according to independent surveys. The BBC’s online news sites attracted a record 763 million page impressions in March 2007, up from 546 million compared to March 2006. There were a record 38.5 million unique online users across the globe during March 2007, up from 32.8 million a year ago.
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3 comments about 'Record BBC traffic'The BBC leads the pack in breaking news and current affairs worldwide and has more coverage in many languages to increase the mileage.
I have been a fan of the BBC since age 7.
Posted by Michael Chima at May 28, 2007 5:11 PM
After the Hutton Inquiry, the British minister responsible for the BBC declared that the new focus of the corporation would be on "entertainment."
It is perhaps worth a smile that the BBC has long responded with a slogan of "Putting news first"
Political interference and inner city wankerism leaves the Beeb a chastened shell of her bitch-slapping-self.
But the candle still burns.
Posted by jason brown at June 1, 2007 7:36 AM
It may also be a sign that many people throughout the world are hopefully looking to BBC for more honest news than they can get in thir home countries.
Posted by Catmoves at June 1, 2007 7:26 PM
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