In the January 2010 Nielsen data, which of these web brands had the shortest 'Time Per Person'?
Explanation
This question requires scanning the 'Time Per Person' column in the Nielsen table (Section 16.4) to find the minimum value, identifying the site with the briefest user engagement.
Other questions
According to the Technology Adoption Life Cycle model, what percentage of the population is classified as 'Laggards'?
In the Diffusion of Technology model, what combined percentage of the population do the 'Early Majority' and 'Late Majority' represent?
Based on the provided data for rural households without home internet access, what is the most cited reason for not being connected?
What percentage of urban households cite 'Too Expensive' as the reason for not having home internet access?
When comparing the reasons for no home internet access between rural and urban households, which reason shows the largest difference in percentage points?
Based on the January 2010 Nielsen data for the Top 10 Web Brands, which site had the longest 'Time Per Person' engagement?
In the January 2010 Nielsen data table, which web brand ranked number one based on its 'Unique Audience (000)'?
According to the January 2010 Nielsen data, which web brand experienced the largest month-over-month percentage increase in unique audience?
According to the chart on internet usage in Section 16.3, what percentage of individuals with a 'High School' level of educational attainment use the internet?
Based on the internet usage chart in Section 16.3, which demographic group shows the highest rate of internet use?
Which of the following terms is used to describe the gap between people who have access to the internet and digital technology and those who do not?
What is a primary disadvantage of modern media delivery related to the credibility of information?
Which piece of legislation is discussed in Section 16.5 in the context of weakening privacy laws and increasing digital surveillance?
In the 'Technology Adoption Life Cycle,' which group is described as being the first to adopt new technology, often comprised of risk-takers?
What percentage of rural households without internet cite 'Not Available' as the reason, according to the chart in Section 16.6?
According to the January 2010 Nielsen data, which company had the second-highest unique audience?
In the chart on internet usage by socio-economic status, what percentage of individuals with an income of less than dollar 30,000 per year use the internet?
Section 16.5 discusses the blurring of personal and professional spheres as a consequence of what trend?
What is the primary advantage of modern media delivery mentioned in Section 16.3?
What percentage of urban households without internet cite 'Lack of Skill' as the reason, according to the chart in Section 16.6?
Which group in the Technology Adoption Life Cycle is the same size, in percentage terms, as the 'Early Majority'?
According to the Nielsen data from January 2010, which web brand saw the largest month-over-month percentage decrease in 'Time Per Person'?
What trend is described in Section 16.1 where traditional media outlets like newspapers attempt to charge for their online content?
Based on the chart in Section 16.3, what is the internet usage percentage for individuals with an educational attainment of 'Some College'?
What is the combined percentage of the 'Innovators' and 'Early Adopters' in the Technology Adoption Life Cycle?
What was the unique audience, in thousands, for YouTube in January 2010 according to the Nielsen data?
Which of these reasons for not having home internet is more prevalent in urban households than in rural households?
The discussion of Google Street View in Section 16.5 is used as an example related to which topic?
What percentage of the population is classified as 'Early Adopters' in the Technology Adoption Life Cycle model?
Which was the only web brand in the January 2010 Nielsen top 10 to show a positive month-over-month change in 'Time Per Person'?
According to the bar chart in Section 16.3, which group has a lower percentage of internet users: those with less than a high school education or those with a household income under dollar 30,000 per year?
What is the term for media that is 'encoded in a machine-readable format' and has become prevalent in the modern era?
In the pie charts illustrating reasons for no home internet, what is the size of the rural household population analyzed?
Which of the following video games is mentioned in Section 16.1 as an example of new media's role in entertainment?
What was the month-over-month unique audience percentage change for AOL Media Network in January 2010?
The bar chart in Section 16.3 shows that internet use for households earning between dollar 50,000 and dollar 74,999 is identical to which other group?
What percentage of rural households without home internet say the reason is 'No Computer or Computer Inadequate'?
Which 'Top 10 Web Brand' from the January 2010 list ranked 9th in unique audience?
The concept of 'Not Consumer-Approved: Technological Flops' is discussed in which section of the chapter?
What is the difference in percentage points for internet usage between individuals with a 'College +' education and those with a 'High School' education?
In the urban households pie chart, what is the combined percentage for the reasons 'Too Expensive' and 'No Computer or Computer Inadequate'?
Which of these online news sources is mentioned in Section 16.1 in the context of the 'New Media versus Traditional Media' and 'Pay-for-Content' discussions?
What was the unique audience, in thousands, for Fox Interactive Media in January 2010?
Which advantage of modern media delivery is associated with users having more control over their media experience?
Which section introduces the topic of 'An Excess of Apps' as a current trend in electronic media?
What percentage of the Technology Adoption Life Cycle do the 'Late Majority' represent?
In the January 2010 Nielsen data, what was the month-over-month time percentage change for Apple?
What is the second most common reason cited by urban households for not having home internet?
Which section of Chapter 16 focuses most directly on how news of a major event, like the death of Michael Jackson, is disseminated through modern channels?