Where Do Americans Go For Online Video?

by Eric Niederer, Benzinga Staff Writer
June 17, 2014 1:28 PM | 1 min read | Make a Comment
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On June 16th digital media measuring company comScore, Inc.
SCOR
released its data for May 2014 U.S. online video rankings. As expected, Google
GOOG
sites came as the top video content property. According to the comScore, 183.5 million Americans watched online content during May.
Content Properties
The top three positions in May for U.S. video content properties ranked by unique viewers for May were:
  1. Google sites, 150,253,000
  2. Facebook, Inc. FB, 81,384,000
  3. AOL, Inc. AOL, 66,208,000
    4. Looking at other big name companies, Yahoo! sites YHOO finished fourth with 51,837,000 and Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN finished tenth with 31,883,000 . Ad Properties The top three positions in May for U.S. Ad properties ranked by reach of U.S. population were:
    1. BrightRoll Platform, 51.3 percent
    2. Specific Media, 44.4 percent
    3. LiveRail, 37.2 percent
      4. Youtube Partner Channels The top three positions in May for U.S. Youtube Partner Channels ranked by unique viewers were:
  4. VEVO @ Youtube, 36,766,000
  5. Maker Studios Inc. @ YouTube, 31,982,000
  6. Fullscreen @ YouTube, 28,445,000
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