Google lost ground in Germany and in the UK in July 2010.

Internet Explorer's visit share decreases by 8.4 points in Europe between June 2009 and June 2010.

An increase in visit share of 0.3 points for Conduit in June 2010 in Spain.

A 0.8 point increase in visit share for Google in France and Spain in May 2010.

On the 29th and 30th May 2010, the iPad accounts for 0.31% of traffic, on average, for French news websites.

British e-travel websites are in the lead with an availability rate of 99.61% ahead of Spain, Germany and France.

Between April 2009 and April 2010, Apple gained, on average, 2.3 points in visit share for European websites.

Google at the top in April 2010 with an increase in visit share of 1.1 points in the UK.

Google Chrome's visit share increases by 4 points in Europe in the space of a year to reach 5.3% in March 2010.

On average, 8.3% of visits from referrer sites come from Facebook, for French news websites.

On average, 5.3% of entering visits in direct access are converted into sales for French pure plays e-commerce websites.

Yahoo! decreases in the UK: -0.5 points in visit shares between February and March 2010.

Google's visit share drops by 1.6 points between January and February 2010 in the UK.

Between January 2009 and January 2010, Apple gained, on average, 2.5 points in visit share for websites in the UK.

British e-commerce websites are in the lead with an availability rate of 99.57% ahead of France, Germany and Spain.

Google continues to gain market share in the United Kingdom at Bing's expense.

Estimated loss of 2.7 points in visit shares for Internet Explorer in Germany following the news about its flaw.

Internet Explorer's visit share decreased by 3.6 points over the past 6 months.

Yahoo!'s visit share decreased by 1.4 points between November and December 2009 in the United Kingdom.

Bing's visit share remains under 4% in France and the United Kingdom, under 2% in Germany and Spain.

Google's visit share increased by 0.5 points in the United Kingdom with on average 89.4% of visits to a website.

10 days after its release, more than 2 visits out of 100 were made through Windows 7 in France, more than 4 in Germany.

The share of European visits for one website through Internet Explorer has fallen by 2.6 points over the past 6 months.

Google continues to gain ground in France and in the United Kingdom with 88.3% and 88.9% of visits respectively.

In the UK online marketing campaigns account for more than 50% of visits to websites that have invested in them.

Yahoo! is still far behind Google with 5.7% of visits vs 86.7% for Google on average per website in UK.

In August 2009, out of 8 Apple visits, more than 1 was generated from an iPhone on average on websites in UK.

Peak activity of websites reached in Spain between noon and 1 pm, lunchtime in most Europeans countries.

+38 % of traffic on news websites the day after Michael Jackson's death.

Out of 10 Mozilla visits, almost 1 is attributed to Firefox 3.5 in European countries.

Bing doesn't do better than its predecessor Live Search.

Firefox continues its growth: +2 points in visit share between November 2008 and April 2009.

Google accounts for almost 90% of Search Engine traffic in France in April 2009.

Google generated 89.57% of Search Engine traffic in France in March 2009.

Two months after its availability for downloading, the Windows 7 beta 1 version generates 0.11% of traffic.

On average, campaigns generated 21.2% of traffic in Germany for one website using online campaigns in February

On average, campaigns generated 18.2% of traffic in Canada for one website using online campaigns in February 2009

After stabilization for January, Orange's visit share dropped again for February 2009 falling to 0.99%.

Mozilla Firefox jumped about 1.4 points in visit share from November 2008 to January 2009 to reach 32.5%.

For an equivalent number of websites, web traffic rose by 5.9% in 2008 but remained stable for January 2009.

a 21% drop in traffic in 50 minutes on January 31st, despite the transfer of Google visits.

Live Search jumps about 0.12 points in visit share from December 2008 to January 2009.

2 years after its arrival, Vista share of visits is only 24 % while XP still reaches 66 %.

a 90% drop in Google visits in 30 minutes on Saturday, January 31st 2009.

+0.12 point for Live Search over December 2008.

Three months after its launch, the Google Chrome average visits' rate in Europe stagnates at 1.1%.

Google widely lead this month with 91.2 % of the visits over November 2008, leaving Yahoo! very far behind with 2.5 %.

On average, for a Media website using XiTi brand reputation analysis, 7.4% of visits are generated thanks to online brand reputation.

Entry of lo.st in our barometer with visit share 0.48% in October 2008.

46.3% of Canadian web visits occur on average between 10:00 am and 5:00 pm during the week.

For an equivalent number of websites, web traffic will rise by 6.4% in 2008.

The average visits' rate taken by Chrome in Europe fell by 0.55 points between Wednesday, Sept. 3 and Wednesday, Sept. 24.

Google records the highest growth for the 6th month running, with visit share of 91.21% in September 2008.

19 months after their respective launches, 1 out of 5 Windows visits were with Vista, where XP had already achieved more than 1 out of 3.

In August 2008, traffic lows were more dominant than the average seasonal effects from August 2002 to August 2007.

The day after its launch, Google Chrome registered 1 visit out of every 100 generated in France.

5th consecutive month with the leader, Google, experiencing the highest growth in visit share, reaching 90.77% in August 2008.

In July 2008, the downturn in traffic is less pronounced that the average seasonal effect from July 2002 to July 2007.

An equivalent number of mobile websites recorded 1.2% fewer visits in June 2008 than in June 2007.

For the 4th consecutive month, Google gained the most ground in terms of share of visits for July 2008: +0.11 point.

Two weeks after its official launch, Firefox 3 is in full flight and already generating 30% of Mozilla visits.

As in May, Google once again experienced the highest increase in share of visits in June 2008, thus reaching 90.61%.

A successful launch for Firefox 3. On average, this browser generates almost one out of every ten visits in European countries.

From May 2008, because there was so much football going on, football attracted crowds onto the web.

The share of visits by Google once again showed the sharpest rise in May 2008: +0.33 points, hitting 90.33%.

On average in a European country, half of the daily Internet visits take place between 10 am and 5 pm.

Mac OS continues to grow with a gain of 0.34 points during the last six months, Linux is also moving up.

The share of Google visits experienced its biggest increase in April 2008: +0.26 points, to reach 90.01%.

Mozilla Firefox continues its growth with an average European visit share of 28.8% in March 2008.

Website traffic should be up by 12.7% in September 2008 compared to September 2007.

Among Google's top four challengers, Orange, with 1.5% of visits, was the only one losing ground in March 2008.

On average, 18.7% of visits to a website using online campaigns in February were a result of these campaigns.

For a website offering online sales, an average of 2% of its visits from sponsored links will result in an order confirmation.

Three search engines gained ground in February - Yahoo!, Live Search and AOL - while Google had a modest downturn.

On average, for a website using the XiTi reputation analysis, 16% of its visits are due to the company's online reputation.

Website visits increased from 9.3% in January 2008 compared with January 2007, that is, nearly twice more than one year before.

The Jérôme Kerviel affair, trader from the Société Générale, dominated the new web searches at the end of January 2008.

AOL gains more than one point of visit share over January 2008 in order to reach 1.54% and outstrip Free.

Mozilla Firefox ends the year 2007 with an average visit share in Europe of 28%.

Good progression of Mac OS who gains a half:point of visit share since August 2007 in order to reach 3.7% in December.

In December 2007, Yahoo descends to 2.92% in search engine visit share whereas Google gains another 0.41 points.

The assassination attempt on the Malesherbes law firm on 6th December 2007 dominated the new web searches.

In November 2007, Google shows a visit share of 90.42%, i.e. +0.19 points compared with last month.

Websites visits will increase by 8% in January 2008 compared with January 2007.

In October 2007, Google's visit share remains stable at 90.23%. MSN is the only search engine from the top 5 whose share increases.

The Mozilla Firefox's visit share in Europe is 27.7% in September 2007, like in June.

In September, Google achieved 90.23% of the web visits, leaving no respite to its competitors.

The Internet visits from mobile telephony, two times faster than the others, still favour Samsung.

With 6.48% of the visits in August, Vista is two times more used than Mac OS, without being as dynamic as XP at its launch.

Faced with Google, Yahoo! is the only search engine from the top 5 to resist in August. Wikio, current events search engine, integrates the top 15.

In July 2007, the dip in website frequentation in July is more marked than the average and instead bears a relation to a classic August.

+0.26 points for Google in July 2007: MSN, Orange, Ask and La Toile du Québec manage to increase their visit shares.

The duel turns to the advantage of FF2: 23.1% of the visits on average for a European country vs. 22.6% for IE7.

In one year, Firefox's visit share in Europe has gained nearly 7 points in order to reach 27.8%.

Faced with Google who gains 0.2 points, only MSN, Virgilio and Ask show a progression in their visit shares for June 2007.

4 months after its general public release, Vista attains 3.66% of the visits, which does not prevent Mac from nibbling a bit of ground.

For a website banking on the RSS feeds, nearly 2% on average of the visits are generated by this new Web 2.0 support..

The French search engine Exalead, of which the visit share is still modest, recorded the strongest progression in May 2007.

Since the inauguration of N. Sarkozy, the interest is more concerned with the symbols of power than the expected actions.

Record for dailymotion.com May 13, 2007: 3,697,534 daily visits, 60% of which were by direct access.

Current events/media website visits experienced a veritable peak from 6pm to 8pm Sunday, April 22,2007.

Between 9th and 15th April 2007, it is the candidate Nicolas Sarkozy who scores the highest number of searches on the Web.

Website visits would increase by 7.7% in September 2007 compared to September 2006.

Vista is gradually making its entrance, achieving 1.73% of visits six weeks after its public launch...

In less than a year, Firefox' use rate in Europe has gained nearly 5 points to reach 24.1%

Still tight duel: Internet Explorer 7 lead the way in sixteen European countries, versus fourteen for Firefox 2

Ségolène Royal, second in terms of voting intentions with less than 8 weeks to the 1st round, is the candidate who attracts the most searches on the W...

Average number of visits to Websites has doubled in four years, but there is a definite slowdown in growth ...

Windows, the clear leader with a share of visits of 95.6% in the month of January 2007, launched its Vista version publicly on 30 January 2007...

More Web searches for Ségolène Royal than Nicolas Sarkozy between 1 and 15 January 2007 : she received 63 visits for every 100 visits...

France Telecom/Orange still leads the ISP market despite recent mergers amongst operators...

For all Windows visits, 0.2% was performed with Vista from 30 November to 5 December 2006...

Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox 2: the competition's most recent version always takes the lead...

Firefox user share in Europe has gained almost 4 points since April 2006...

9% of all visits generated by Internet sites investing in marketing campaigns in October 2006 were as a result of these campaigns...

During the week between 23 and 29 October 2006, Internet users accessing the web by means of a mobile phone viewed on average 3 more pages per visit than those who logged on via other connection mediums...

With regards to new versions, the leading browser Internet Explorer has been beaten by its challenger over the last two weeks