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Monster.com is the Monster for Careers

Monster.com is the Monster for Careers

While Monster.com is a four to one favorite in the Education and Career site category, with females leading the queries, Entertainment is not so lopsided but it's more male oriented, during the last week in September.
Top 10 Education & Careers Sites
Audience (000)Active Reach (%)
Monster.com2,9153.68
Yahoo! HotJobs7050.89
dictionary.com6940.88
CareerBuilder5290.67
SparkNotes.com4560.58
k12.ca.us4500.57
harvard.edu3810.48
U.S. Dept. of Education3620.46
Merriam-Webster3590.45
University of California at Berkeley3440.43
Demographics for Education & Careers Category
 Composition (%)
MALE44.6
FEMALE55.4
AGE
2 - 112.1
12 - 1715.6
18 - 249.5
25 - 3421.5
35 - 4931.8
45+29.9
55+10.6
65+3.2
Top 10 Entertainment Sites
Audience (000)Active Reach (%)
eUniverse4,0645.14
ESPN3,8454.86
Windowsmedia3,7324.72
EA Online3,4434.35
NFL Internet Network2,8353.58
Yahoo! Games2,4703.12
Sportsline.com2,3042.91
Yahoo! Sports2,2942.9
DirectGroup Bertelsmann2,1742.75
ABC News Digital1,8522.34
Demographics for Entertainment Category
 Composition (%)
MALE54.0
FEMALE46.0
AGE
2 - 114.0
12 - 1712.9
18 - 247.8
25 - 3418.5
35 - 4932.6
45+34.8
55+15.4
65+5.5
* Entertainment demographics includes adult sites.

Nielsen//NetRatings Audience Measurement Data Week ending September 29, 2002 US, Home

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