Top mobile websites in South Africa

This chart shows the top 10 mobile websites in South Africa (not including international sites). The mobile version of News24.com and its sister sites channel24.com and sport24.com all feature in the top ten. News sites in general are clearly popular mobile site...

Top websites in South Africa

This chart shows the unique visitors and page views for the top 15 websites in South Africa (not including international sites). News24.com is a popular South African based news website, attracting the highest amount of unique visitors and over 40 million page views....

Video viral of the week: Coca-Cola unites Pakistani and Indian consumers via ‘Small World Machines’

Coca-Cola’s latest online video campaign taking Cannes by storm featured a ‘Small World Machine’, linking Indians and Pakistanis via a live communications portal- getting 1.5 million YouTube views in the process. See why it’s our video viral of the week below… The...

Half of consumers want a ‘dislike’ button for annoying ads – study

The majority of global consumers are still finding online ads annoying, with half calling for a ‘dislike’ button on Facebook to vent their frustrations with a brand, according to new research. The study, called ‘Click Here: The State of Online Advertising’ from Adobe,...

Digital marketing in Latin America 2013: A snapshot of the internet’s fastest growing region

The Latin America online population grew faster than any other global region in the past year, rising 12% to 147 million visitors, according to new research. The findings, from comScore’s 2013 Latin America Digital Future in Focus report, provides a comprehensive...

Top websites in South Africa in 2013

News24 is South Africa’s most popular website, followed by Howzit and iol, according to data from Effective Measure. Effective Measure is the official traffic measurement partner of the Digital Media and Marketing Association (DMMA), and provides accurate traffic...

Half global population ‘will be web connected by 2017’ (video)

Global IP traffic is set to grow three-fold between 2012 and 2017, with some 3.6 billion internet users in 4 years time, according to research from Cisco. Watch this video from Cisco, featuring key highlights of the report below: According to the firm’s Visual...