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Source: Press release from comScore, 14th November 2011
Showing posts with label Austria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austria. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Smartphone penetration in Europe by market
I created this chart with Google's new online mobile data too. Data comes from Google and Ipsos.
There are lots of other markets & measures. Create your own here.
Source: Google, Ipsos & MMA 2011. Full info here
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There are lots of other markets & measures. Create your own here.
Source: Google, Ipsos & MMA 2011. Full info here
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
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Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Facebook is now the largest social network in 9 of the top 12 European countries
comScore data for February 2009 shows that Facebook is the largest social network in 9 of the top 12 European markets as measured by unique visitors - UK, France, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Denmark & Finland. In Austria Netlog is larger (but Facebook is only 25,000 visitors behind), in Germany StudiVz (including SchuelerVz) is larger, and in the Netherlands Hyves is lager. Facebook is 2nd in all of these markets apart from Germany, where it is fourth behind StudiVz sites, wer-kennt-wen, and MySpace.
Source: comScore MediaMetrix February 2009 data, analysed by Isobar
Source: comScore MediaMetrix February 2009 data, analysed by Isobar
Thursday, December 11, 2008
YouTube was the top search result for 2008 in 11 major countries
YouTube was the top search result in Google for 11 major countries in 2008 - Austria, Finland, France, Hong Kong (OK, not a country), Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, & Taiwan. This is 11, out of a total of 34 countries reported on by Google.
This shows two things - that YouTube is incredibly popular globally, and that people use search for navigational purposes - that is to find specific things that they already know (rather than type in a term like 'video site')
Source: Google Zeitgeist 2008
This shows two things - that YouTube is incredibly popular globally, and that people use search for navigational purposes - that is to find specific things that they already know (rather than type in a term like 'video site')
Source: Google Zeitgeist 2008
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