State of the net issue 18 - latest internet trends and analysis
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Changing media habits is the theme of the Autumn 2010 edition of State of the Net. It also covers trends in reputation management, eCommerce, digital advertising, the digital economy and social media.
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- 4. Changing media habits Source: Apple’s App store for Ireland, accessed on 31 August 2010
- 5. Changing media habits Source: KPMG, Consumers and Convergence IV, July 2010. Global survey covering 22 countries. Data is based on a sample of 300 respondents in Ireland and 410 respondents in the UK Source: OECD, the evolution of news and the internet, June 2010 (includes both online and offline revenues of traditional newspaper)
- 6. Digital advertising – Europe Source: IAB Europe, AdEx 2009 Internet advertising spending in Europe.
- 7. Digital advertising – Ireland Source: IAB Ireland and PwC, Online Adspend Study 2009
- 8. Broadband Source: ComReg Quarterly Key Data Report, July 2010
- 9. eCommerce Source: Consumer Commerce Barometer, which covered 25 countries and 36 product categories, Irish data based on a sample of 2,000, data compiled April 2010
- 10. Digital economy Source: Economist Intelligence Unit, Digital economy rankings, June 2010
- 11. Social media Source: Facebook, Jan 2009 - Aug 2010
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