
Remember the cartoon where the kid was outraged by the fact that he was counted? A long-time cartoon, perhaps, few people know it ... But it doesn’t matter, it’s not a cartoon, but experts have analyzed the observational data for 2009 and created a general picture that everyone understands. No text reports - one big schedule with lots of interesting information. All this is a continuation.
Yes, I lied a little, at first let's still mention the most important data, and then the graph. But the most impatient can skip all this text, and go directly to the picture (carefully, English!).
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- On the Internet, there is no gender advantage to either of the sexes. It is used by 74% of men and 74% of women;
“The older a person is, the less likely he is to have access to the web.” For example, 93% of young people use the Network (age 18-29), but only 38% of the older generation also work or have fun on the Network (age 64+). In addition, 70% of the population aged 50-64 can also be considered Internet users;
- As one might expect, the richer a person is, the more likely he is connected to the Network;
- Education matters. For example, about 94% of students in universities and colleges have access to the Internet. At the same time, people with secondary education are not so often found in the network (only 39%);
- Over time, Internet users become more. For example, in 2005, 27% of the total population "used the Internet several times a day." Now the number of such "advanced users" is already 38%
- 58% of Internet users have desktop PCs, 46% have laptops;
- The greatest number of bloggers - among young people and middle-aged people (25-44 years). Only 7% of people under 25 years old keep a blog, which is even less than the number of bloggers among people aged 55-64;
- 54% of bloggers consider themselves experts in the question about which they write in the blog;
- In Norway - the most Internet users! USA only in fifth place;
- In Japan, the fastest Internet;
- Average speed of connection to the Network by mobile connection - 700 Kbps
And now, finally, the schedule itself, boring letters behind!
