Campaign India Team
Jul 27, 2010

Vizisense releases study on online behaviour of women

Email, search and social networking top the charts of the things women get on to the internet for, according to a new study conducted by ViziSense, an Indian online audience and ad measurement platform. 2,200 women were tracked between the months of January to April and the insights were drawn, analysed and collated from their actual behaviour.

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