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BigPond portal attracts more visitors
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 21 May 2009 10:46
This figure excludes visits to Telstra's non-BigPond sites such as Sensis and Telstra.com.
"[W]e have been adding content to satisfy audience demand," said Justin Milne, media group managing director.
"From our humble content beginnings with music, movies, sport and games, we have gradually added news, health, travel, Trading Post and we are learning a lot from our acquisitions of the leading car site and the number one real estate site in China," he added.
The increased number of visitors took BigPond from fifth to third most visited Australian Internet portal.
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