iPhone | iPad
Android
Huawei
Course offers training in English language, interviewing skills, resume writing, and job search tips
KT APPDOWNLOAD
Breaking news of Jackson death boosts TMZ traffic
LOS ANGELES — Breaking the news of Michael Jackson’s death boosted weekly traffic at TMZ.com, putting it ahead of all other celebrity news sites for the first time since it posted an exclusive police photo of a bruised Rihanna in February.
“That set the record for us back in February and this one severely trumped that,” TMZ General Manager Pam Russo commented.
TMZ’s traffic rose 70 percent year-over-year, attracting 7.95 million visitors in the week that ended June 28, according to tracking firm comScore. Three days earlier, TMZ reported Jackson’s death at least a half hour before other news organizations were able to confirm details.
Category leader omg, a unit of Yahoo Inc., was second during the period with 7.84 million visitors.
The Rihanna photo, which TMZ posted Feb. 22, vaulted the site to a record-breaking week with 6.83 million visitors. The pop star’s ex-boyfriend Chris Brown later pleaded guilty to one count of felony assault.
TMZ is a unit of Time Warner Inc.
More news from
Beloved to tourists as well as residents, these spots not only fulfil your food and shopping cravings, but also provide experiences in nature
It means that residents are within a quarter-hour walk or bike ride from everything they need to a lead a good life
The Minister of Youth shared some exercises — from walking to fitness and balance training — integral to his reconditioning programme
Pezeshkian's remarks came as the Islamic republic marked the anniversary of the September 2022 death of 22-year-old Iranian Kurd Mahsa Amini in police custody
Agents opened fire on a gunman who was spotted with an assault-style rifle hiding in bushes at one of Trump's Florida golf courses
The superfans stumping for Kamala Harris are not formally affiliated with the artist who unites them
From choosing secure connections to avoiding risky pop-ups, here's how you can protect your privacy