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Pageview numbers for Gawker titles have always been public—here are Gawker.com's numbers on Sitemeter. But now you can also check up on the site's reach. Gawker.com usually draws about 600,000 unique visitors a week, up from 300,000 last year. Last week—boosted by the tape that surfaced of Bill O'Reilly's meltdown—the audience was more than 1m. Here's a live chart, with data that is updated regularly.
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Honestly, though, good for you.
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I dig the commenter culture here a lot, but I have a hard time believing that all 600,000 site visitors are unique.
@Bell County: I know I am. My mom told me so.
And who were your top referrers last week? By portion of traffic.
@MisterHippity:
I believed it, too, until I learned what a euphemism was.
@ouikant: Digg and Drudge, for that O'Reilly vid.
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