in the first quarter of 2010, according to data released this month from comScore. That’s 15 percent higher than during the same period of 2009, an indicator to some that the online advertising market is growing.

in the New York area, according to a memo distributed by New York Times executives. The figure is from the 2009 Mendelsohn Affluent Head of Household Survey, and has been cited often in the Times‘ ongoing newspaper war with the Wall Street Journal.

in March 2010, according to Nielsen data for the top 10 U.S. search providers.

in 2008, the last time the company publicly announced the size of its index, according to the official Google blog.

from 2008 to 2009, according to the Inland Press Association’s Newspaper Industry Compensation Survey. That’s compared to an average 2.1 percent increase for the rest of the newspaper industry during the same period.

on a typical day, putting the Internet behind television but before newspapers, according to research from the Project for Excellence in Journalism.

as of April 16, according to the foundation’s website, which manages several Wiki sites including Wikipedia.

for Farmville, the most popular game on Facebook, according to April 16 statistics from All Facebook, a site devoted to coverage of the social network.

plus an additional $50,000 spending commitment, according to the company’s rate card. The Business Insider has reported that the spot is occupied 90% of the time.

in print or online, according to a report (PDF link) from Scarborough Research.