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Keeping Track: Where we surf from work

Yahoo! sites draw the most 'eyeballs'

By CompiledSteven Harris

April 17, 2000

Web pages affiliated with AOL and Yahoo! were the most-visited sites by people at work during the week ending April 2, according to Nielsen//NetRatings, an Internet-audience-measurement service.

Certain sites that didn't make the most-popular list did draw strong audiences from either men or women.

The top site among women at work was LTDCommodities.com, an online shopping catalog. Of those visiting the site, 92.4 percent were female. TheOnion.com, a newspaper parody, was most popular among the other gender - 95.9 percent of the site's visitors were men.

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