Welcome to the first edition of the Online Landscape Review for 2014. We hope you had an enjoyable holiday break. This edition looks at how Australians engaged with Internet properties for both November and December 2013.
We take a topline view of interaction with major commerce sites for the period, as well as within the real estate category.
During December 2013, 15.7 million Australians were active online, a reduced number partly due to the Christmas period. On average, Australians spent 36 hours per person online across 60 separate internet sessions.
As can be expected, there was a marked increase in Internet consumption amongst people aged 2 to 17, with time online increasing by more than 12%, or an additional 1 hour and 17 minutes online during the school holiday period. Video consumption for this age group appears to have driven the increase, with an additional 22% time spent watching video streams by this audience and an additional 1 hour and 8 minutes when compared to the month of November.
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