Tuesday, May 10, 2011



72 million is the figure that YouTube has just announced the number of unique visitors directly to the Royal wedding on the popular video-sharing, in 188 countries worldwide.

Hơn 70 triệu lượt xem đám cưới Hoàng gia trên YouTube
If including the weekly review of the wedding ceremony Prince and the Duchess of Cambridge - Kate Middleton, traffic on the YouTube site on 29 / 4 last up to 101 million. Video sharing site of Google's largest online also said that time two people give each other a kiss is also a time of access to the largest and most requested review. "In about 10 seconds at kiss took place, YouTube received 100,000 write access requests, ie approximately 10,000 requests per second," YouTube said on his blog. 5 countries with the most traffic, respectively, British, American, Italian, German and French. The pages live TV wedding Royal also noted the number of hits record. Livestream said about 300,000 people visited to watch the Royal wedding at 06:00 ET (now North America). They said it is also a record number of visitors to view a live event pages, 2 times the previous record was 130,000 viewers Oscars ceremony in 2011 held the last . Service provider hosting Internet Akamai Technologies also noted, there are 25 television channels on their network to send requests to be distributed directly to the Royal wedding, more than the number of channels broadcast live the 2010 World Cup.
Hơn 70 triệu lượt xem đám cưới Hoàng gia trên YouTube
Time two people give each other a kiss in the wedding attracted the greatest attention of netizens.
Yahoo last week announced the number of hits of this event. They said: "Information on the MSN site on the Royal wedding has attracted 400 million hits on Friday (the wedding took place today), higher than the number of people to access information about severe earthquake in Japan " "Yahoo recorded 50,000 hits per second on Friday (29 / 4), 7 times higher than the peak level of the other normal day," Yahoo spokeswoman said. According to PC Mag 


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