Comscore Releases Rankings For Top Japanese Web Properties

54 Million People Online in Japan in June

London, UK, August 3, 2007 – Comscore (NASDAQ: SCOR), a leader in measuring the digital world, today released its first report on Japan’s top Internet properties and top gaining properties for June. The study was based on data collected through the Comscore World Metrix audience ratings service and took into account all unique visitors age 15 and over, who accessed the Internet from a home or work computer.

• There were a total of 53.7 million unique visitors online in Japan in June, or 49 percent of the country’s population, age 15 or older
• Yahoo! was the most popular property, with 41.5 million unique visitors. Yahoo! now reaches 77 percent of the total Japanese online population, and averaged 33 visits per visitor in June
• The average Japanese Internet user spends 15 days per month online

Maru Sato, Managing Director of Comscore Japan, said: “Yahoo! is the most popular property in Japan by some margin. Behind them, Google and Microsoft Sites are locked in a battle for second place, with 31.3 million unique visitors and 31.0 million unique visitors respectively.”

*Ranking based on the top 100 Japanese properties in June 2007.
** Excludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.

IZA.NE.JP, a user participation news site set up by the Sankei Newspaper Group in June 2006, was the fastest growing site, increasing traffic by 52 percent from 2.3 million unique visitors to 3.5 million unique visitors.

Commented Mr. Sato, “Despite being only a year old, the IZA.NE.JP property has undergone significant growth, particularly over the last few months. This can be attributed in large part to a number of scandals being associated with the recent Japanese Government, as well as the impending Upper House Election at the end of July.”

Thanks to a new software download and the continued uptake of its Firefox Internet browser, the Mozilla Organisation enjoyed a 26 percent increase in unique visitors in June. Another software provider, Adobe Sites, enjoyed the same 26 percent traffic uplift as a result of the release of an Acrobat Reader update.

The second fastest growing property was Mizuho Financial Group, which increased traffic by 34 percent, closely followed by entertainment group NAMCO BANDAI Holdings Inc. which increased traffic by 31 percent.

*Ranking based on the top 100 Japanese properties in June 2007.
** Excludes traffic from public computers such as Internet cafes or access from mobile phones or PDAs.

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