Nielsen/NetRatings most recent release shows that Barack Obama's campaign website had the most unique visitors of all the candidates.
Obama also led all candidates in web "buzz," the number of times one's name is mentioned in blogs and forums leading Hillary, the second-place Democratic candidate, by a wide margin.
Democrats had twice the buzz as Republicans according to Nielsen.
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Technology is wonderful. Years ago I did not much trust Nielsen ratings because my understanding was that they based their findings on a sampling of households, mostly in the midwest.
Now robots roam the web gathering info and stats, giving a truer picture of reality.
Thanks for sharing.
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