Since more users equals more ad dollars, media outlets - old and new - strive to reach more eyeballs. A
report by Mediamark Research shows that Newsweek is read by about 22 million people each week;
Yahoo! captures about 6 million weekly. Although comparing audience size across media can be
misleading (and confusing to advertisers desperate to know who, exactly, they are paying to reach),
Yahoo!'s numbers are impressive: while the average old-media audience size remains relatively flat,
Yahoo!'s users have more than doubled in the past year.