Where do Kiwis go online for news?

Friday, 16 September 2005, 10:57 am
Press Release: Neilsen Research

16 September 2005

Where do Kiwis go online for news?

As Election Day fast approaches, politicians in the race are busy with their final few days of campaigning. With more than half of all New Zealanders aged 18+ going online each week, getting coverage in online publications is critical for political parties looking to reach undecided voters with their policies and platforms before Saturday.

Below is a ranking of New Zealand websites drawn from the newspapers and magazines category within Nielsen//NetRatings' Market Intelligence, and ranked by unique browsers aged 18+.

These rankings can be customised to the needs of your publications and articles. Additional information outlining data on unique visitors, page impressions, visit durations, and demographics of visitors can also be forwarded for incorporation into articles.

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