Global Internet Users

(compiled/wendy) the United Nations International Telecommunication Union (ITU) predicted last autumn that the number of Internet users worldwide would reach 2 billion by the end of 2010, and the full report released by the alliance confirmed the forecast, with a figure of 2.08 billion.　　The ITU Secretary-General, Hammad Toure, points out that the figure is a leap from a decade ago, with only 250 million Internet users around 10 years ago, and now the equivalent of One-third of the world's population is connected to the Internet, 555 million of which are fixed-broadband subscriptions and 950 million mobile broadband. and the value ...

Although often commented that group buying and city trading sites such as Groupon have lost their appeal.   But the number of global Internet users buying their products is still increasing, from 30% at the end of 2011 to 44% at the end of 2013. Of course, the characteristics of these platforms have changed quite a lot since the mainstream, such as the requirement that the minimum number of buyers to be activated for a transaction was abandoned long ago by most businesses. But there is no doubt that they have established themselves as the main preferred destinations for a significant number of online shoppers. From the ...

Recently, GlobalWebIndex, a market research agency, published the ranking of active users of global social networking sites, showing that Facebook is still top of the list, with four of google++, Youtube, Twitter and Qzone (QQ space) separated. GlobalWebIndex is headquartered in the UK, and the active user of the statistics is December users of those social networking sites. A brief introduction to the report: Global social networking site 1, Facebook is still the world's first, live ...