| 2007 | 2008 | Share of spending |
|
| All Locations | $733 | $846 | 100% |
| Home | $297 | $334 | 39% |
| Work | $372 | $426 | 50% |
| University | $22 | $25 | 3% |
| International | $42 | $60 | 7% |
| Source: comScore | |||
Mobility
Cyber Monday shopping by location in 2008: 50% of it from work
20072008Share ofspendingAll Locations$733$846100%Home$297$33439%Work$372$42650%University$22$253%International$42$607%Source: comScore
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