The Guardian has passed yet another digital traffic milestone, with over 120 million monthly unique browsers accessing theguardian.com in January 2015, according to the latest digital ABC figures released today.
I'm delighted to be able to showcase First Dog's work to the Guardian's 90 million unique browsers worldwide".
Guardian News & Media (GNM) has today completed the launch of its new website to its global audience of 107 million unique monthly browsers (ABC digital audit, December 2014).
Mail could be encrypted – using public keys in a web of trust – within users' own computers, in their browsers; email at rest at Gmail could be encrypted using algorithms to which the user, rather than Google, has the relevant keys.
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The Guardian has championed a highly distinctive, open approach to publishing on the web and grown its audience to 50 million unique browsers a month.
We gave people programs called "browsers" that everyone could use, but we made programs called "web servers" that only geeks could use – very few people have ever read a web server log.
The proportion of traffic received from mobile devices continues to increase, with around half of all browsers accessing Guardian content from a smartphone or tablet the last month, compared with 37% last July.
This surpasses the news organisation's previous record of 114 million unique browsers, reached in September last year.
The Guardian, which this week completed the launch of its new website, has more than 100 million unique browsers a month, making it the most read quality newspaper website in the world, and is successfully increasing its revenues to improve its underlying profitability.
The site was created to provide the best possible way for the Guardian's 107 million unique browsers to find, read and engage with its journalism.
