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There's a reason "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" hit the charts again near the start of the year: so much happened that for the first time in the (short) history of this list, more than 50 articles got over 10 million unique views! But the top 50 most-viewed Wikipedia articles give an insight into what was going on ...
The most viewed articles weekly are a regular feature, the yearly list has had its sixth entry, and again we have the most viewed article each day, though a manual search of the Toolforge's Pageviews.
Some of the statistics, such as the mailing list totals, most active Wikipedian per hour and per day, and most edited article per hour and per day were unique. There was also an rss feed [ dead link ] , and instructions on how to read some of the more interesting graphs.
The general top-30 list of people (above, now extended to top-100) included 23 living people as of January 2020. This is a feature of the "nascent" Wikipedia. In the course of generations, such top-lists will contain only people who have died, [citation needed] for view-count continues posthumously.
Interactive maps, databases and real-time graphics from The Huffington Post
By storing statistics for every article at the finest granularity possible (hourly), it becomes possible to accurately estimate the number of readers who saw any particular article version. While practical writings have often focused on the time to revert of damaging edits, we argue that the quantity of persons who view it is the more relevant ...
To calculate America's most popular conspiracy theories, we used data from a Public Policy Polling survey in 2013 (with 1,247 respondents), a poll from SSRS of Media in 2015 (with 1,018 ...
First Top 25 Report #1 article with 10–11M+ page views: David Bowie (January 10–16, 2016) First Top 25 Report #1 article with 12–13M+ page views: Prince (musician) (April 17–23, 2016) First Top 25 Report #1 article with 14–22M+ page views: Kobe Bryant (January 26–February 1, 2020) ‡ Non-number-one article milestones and records