Wikipedia Traffic Surges
The open source encyclopedia is now the second most-visited reference Web site, according to Hitwise.
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Via Steve Rubel I see that Wikipedia is now the second-most-visited reference site on the net. Which brings up the issue of wikis, which I haven't talked about in this blog yet. [Read More]
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This should not be surprising. According to Alexa, Wikipedia currently has more pageviews than dictionary.com.
Posted by: Sandeep Krishnamurthy | Tuesday, May 10, 2005 at 09:35 AM
/acording to data released Monday by research firm Hitwise. Dictionary.com remains the most popular reference site on the Internet/
"The internet" is not only English. dictionary.com can be the most popular reference site on the Internet for English language users. But that does not makes it the most popular reference site on the Internet.
Also do not forget Wikipedia is +/- 200x a encyclopedia. Wikipedia is not only en.wikipedia.org
Posted by: Walter | Wednesday, May 11, 2005 at 01:15 PM