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36MM Germans Viewed 6.4B Videos in August

Published on October 28, 2009  

Some 35.7 million German Internet users viewed at least one video online in August 2009, up 38% versus the previous year, according to comScore's Video Metrix service.

Google Sites on Top
Google Sites grew 45% versus a year ago to further solidify its position as the leading online video viewing property in Germany; its success was driven by the popularity of YouTube.com, which accounted for 99.5% of all videos viewed on the property:

Key findings:

  • Universal Music Group ranked second with 10.6 million viewers (up 19%), followed by two German properties, ProSiebenSat1 Sites and RTL Group Sites, which attracted 10.6 million and 5.6 million viewers respectively.
  • Deutsche Telekom had the fastest rate of growth among the top ten video properties, growing 495% during the past year to 3 million viewers in August 2009.
  • Fox Interactive Media grew 231%, attracting 4.4 million viewers this past August.

Average Viewer Watched 178 Videos


Germany’s 36 million online video viewers watched 6.4 billion videos in August 2009, an average of 178 videos per viewer. Google Sites was also the top-ranked video property by videos viewed with 2.8 billion, representing 43% of the German online video market. ProSiebenSat1 Sites ranked second with a 2.6% share, followed by Megavideo.com (1.6% share), and RTL Group Sites (1.3% share):

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