
This shows a comparison of visits to online newspapers from various news sources. According to the bottom graph, comScore has the lowest page views and Huffington Post has the most. According to the top left graph, the New York Times gets the most unique page views per month while the Guardian gets the fewest. The top right shows that the Huffington Post gets the most views per visitor in pages.


This chart the wordwide monthly unique visitors for different online newspapers and the pageviews per visitor. The newspapers listed are the New York Times, the Huffington Post, the Guardian, and the Mail Online. The chart also shows the percent of visitors from the newspaper's home country.


This bar chart shows: Online newspapers, showing worldwide monthly unique visitors. Some of the newspaper listed are: Huffington Post, New York times, and Guardian.


Graph entitled "Online newspapers-Worldwide Monthly Unique Visitors. The graph lists the names of 5 or 6 newspapers and it appears each paper has a different colored line. I see dates around the middle of the graph indicating months and years 2010 through 2012


This image talks about online newspapers. The graph right below the title talks about worldwide monthly unique visitors. The graph next to that shows the page views per visitor. The graph in the bottom shows the percentage of visitors from home country.


There are three graphs total in this image relating to online newspapers. The first graph in the top left is one that shows the amount of monthly unique visitors for various online newspapers from 2010 to 2012. The top right graph is similar, but compares page views per visitor rather than unique visitors. The final bottom graph shows what percent of visitors viewed from home country in January 2011 and January 2012.


looks like a graph about online american newspapers and the number of visitors. It also has data of how many of these visitors are from the home country vs foreign.


The image and chart describes online newspapers that have worldwide monthly visitors in Jan 2011 compared to Jan 2012. The chart shows that Huffington post has the most readers where mail online has the least.


This image is three graphs relating to online newspapers. The first one is the number of worldwide unique viewers for various online newspapers. The second is the number of page views per visitor. The third is the number of visitors from the home country of the online newspaper as a percentage.


Graphs that showcase the different online newspapers that exist around the world and who reads which ones more than others. Two separate graphs are present.


Online news papers... Line graphs of unique visitors and 2nd line graph of links clicked/stories read per vistor Bar graph of readers.... Huffington Post, New York Times, The Guardian, Mail Online


This set of graphs illustrates three things (1) the number of monthly worldwide unique views to different newspapers, (2) the number of page views per visitor, and (3) the percentage of the site's views that came from their home country. While sites like huffington post and NY times are viewed primarily by people in the US, the Guardian and mail online have larger percentage of their views coming from international locations. This graph seems September 2010 to January 2012.


The graph shows online newspaper and how many worldwide monthly unique visits they get. It compares four websites to each other. The four papers are hufington post, new york times, guardian and mail online.

