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"According to a report released by Compete  analytics, Facebook  has landed the #3 spot for pageviews.  This new ranking position still doesn't come close to MySpace's figures, but it's certainly starting to close the gap.\nWith interest in Facebook growing at a rapid pace, MySpace  appears to be cooling off a bit, dropping in all categories but one, while Facebook's rate of increase for these categories is well above MySpace's.  These categories include unique visitors, visits, pageviews, average stay, attention, and more (see table below).  MySpace has had an increase in only one of these categories, which is the percentage of unique visitors, going up 1% since July (Facebook increased 10%).  While these numbers only show a small window, considering stats from July and August, the numbers do indicate a possible shift from MySpace to Facebook.  Here's a quick run down of other stats provided by Compete's report:\n* In terms of both monthly Attention and Page Views, MySpace has been the highest ranking site on the internet since early 2006.    * What it lacks in unique visitors, MySpace makes up for with intensity: people visit an average of 18 times per month, and stay for over 26 minutes.    * Facebook received 15.7 billion page views in August. This puts the site squarely in third place (across the internet) in terms of page views    * Since launching its application platform, Facebook attention has grown over 50%.    * Visitors to Facebook have been spending more time on the site, and visiting more frequently in August than in any other recent month.\n[via  Comepte]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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