Data Points: Visitors to Media Websites, July 2024

Posted by Smart City Memphis | Aug 15, 2024 | Data Points, Media | 0

Data Points: Visitors to Media Websites, July 2024

The following are the number of visits to local and selected media websites for July 2024 and the average time for each visit:

Commercial Appeal 831,246 (4:07)

Daily Memphian 374,291 (2:25)

WREG-TV 1,839,000 (1:11)

WMC-TV 2,273,000 (1:21)

Local 24 260,185 (1:28)

Fox News 13 850,570 (1:54)

Nashville Tennessean 4,991,000 (2:01)

Knoxville News-Sentinel 2,098,000 (1:53)

Chattanooga Times Free Press 688,938 (2:11)

Texas Tribune 2,981,000 (1:09)

The following are the number of visitors to media websites April – June 2024:

Commercial Appeal 2,735,000

Daily Memphian 936,707

WREG-TV 5,527,000

WMC-TV 5,679,000

Local 24 656,902

Fox News 13 2,032,000

Nashville Tennessean 15,740,000

Chattanooga Times Free Press 1,710,000

Texas Tribune 9,025,000

Source: Similarweb

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