Australians visited 15 million websites related to the World Cup since the start of 2006 FIFA World Cup, according to Nielson//NetRatings. Visitors spent an average of one hour and five minutes online.


Australians visited 15 million websites related to the World Cup since the start of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, according to Nielson//NetRatings.

According to the report, visitors spent an average of one hour and five minutes online and visited 115 pages related to World Cup from 9 to 22 June.

Additional findings include:

– Football World Cup websites had over 326,000 unique Australian audience between 5 and 11 June.

– The week Australia won over the Japanese football team, 6.63% of the Australian population went online to gather related information.

– On the week of 12 June, total daily page views reached 9.5 million.

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