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Experian launches Hitwise Lifestyle in New Zealand
Auckland, New Zealand - 21 October, 2009 - Experian Hitwise, the leading global online competitive intelligence service, today announced the launch of New Zealand’s first online traffic segmentation tool, Hitwise Lifestyle.
Hitwise Launches Internet Measurement Service for Brazil
New York, NY and Sao Paulo, Brazil - September 2, 2009 - Hitwise, an Experian company,launched its internet measurement service for Brazil yesterday at an event in Sao Paolo, keynoted by Hitwise Director of Global Research, Bill Tancer.
In the News
CraveFacebook versus Google BuzzJustice News FlashHitwise reports that Facebook contributes 3.52% of clicks to news sites far surpassing Google News. Google News, as Hitwise reports, lags behind Facebook ...Google Buzz survey: Yeah, no one's using itC...
Wear Facebook capital of BritainSunderland EchoIn a countdown of top cities for Facebook use, compiled by online intelligence service Experian Hitwise, Durham came second and Newcastle 10th. ...
Blog Posts
Last year I wrote about the online response to the Victorian bushfires and how Australians used the Internet to find out important information about this devastating crisis. In this post, I want to explore if there has been any ‘learned behaviour’ in the ...
The water cooler talk on Monday morning was about a new site people had discovered called Chatroulette – a website that allows random strangers to talk face to face via webcam. Within days we had discovered articles in the Melbourne Age and Sydney Morning...
Newsletters
Paths to Retail Success
Jan, 2010
In the lead up to Christmas retailers implemented varied strategies and tactics to deliver buyers to their online stores, some with outstanding success.
Searches getting longer
Dec, 2009
Recently, Alan Long, Hitwise Research Director spoke at Search Engine Room in Sydney and presented information and trends about how the Australian Internet user's interactions with Search Engines are changing.
