A study by the Ipsos / Reuters consultancy shows that although mail is still the king of communications in the internet world, being used by 85% of users, social networks already make up 62% of the Communication of that same universe of users.
(culturizando.com) Within this percentage of "social" users, the survey revealed that Indonesia with 83% of its inhabitants with Internet access is the country with the highest penetration and use of social networks at present, followed just below by Argentina and Russia Completing the podium and South Africa in fourth place with a 75% use.
The study was conducted in a group of 20,000 adults between the ages of 18 and 64, with the participation of Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Poland, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden and Turkey.
What is striking in the survey is that more powerful Asian countries such as Japan or China are not among those with the highest consumption of social networks, Japan being one of those that draws attention with only a 35% use of this type of services from Internet.
The United States is not a "social power" as it barely reaches a (equally high) 62% use.
As for the old and dear e-mail, the users of Hungary lead the way with a penetration of 94%, something that seems to be more linked to the possibility of having a reliable and fast service in a country where communications are not so Modern as in other European regions. In this ranking of use of email also appear as massive users Belgium, Argentina, Indonesia, Sweden and Poland.
Fuente: culturizando.com
