The Top Time-Suckers On The Web

The pageview's not dead, just weaker. There will be certain types of sites where those numbers matter - especially textual sites. But increasingly, as video and interactivity thrive, it is time spent per user rather than pages viewed that gets the attention of marketers. This is more of a TV model than a billboard one. Jay Meattle at suggested, especially on Wall Street, that Microsoft get in bed with Yahoo to better compete with Google in search while simultaneously overtaking MySpace in time spent. Both companies have been unwilling to talk about it in public. Also interesting on that top 20 domain list is the presence of two online gaming sites, NeoPets.com. Market analysts have recently 70 percent year-over-year for the foreseeable future. Together, Pogo and NeoPets capture two percent of all time spent online, slightly lower than Google's share. The Top Ten Websites Ranked by Total Time Spent

1. Myspace 2. Yahoo 3. MSN 4. eBay 5. Google 6. AOL 7. Pogo 8. Facebook 9. Amazon 10. Craigslist