2.3% of Computerworld readers use Chrome

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An analysis of weblogs for Fairfax Business Media sites reveals 2.3% of Computerworld NZ readers are browsing the site with Google's Chrome browser.

The full breakdown by site is:

Computerworld: 2.30%
Reseller News: 1.86%
JobUniverse: 1.85%
FairfaxBM: 1.65%
PC World: 1.59%
CIO: 0.60%

The analysis period is from the 3 September until today.