In 2012 a quarter of the global population will be using the Internet
Posted on July 5th, 2008 in Internet news test
Bit Network (ChinaByte) 7月4日news (feathers were compiled) According to foreign media reports, the market research firm Jupiter Research published the latest research report said that in 2012 one quarter of the global population will be using the Internet.
The report said, from 2007 to 2012, the number of Internet users worldwide will be increased by 44 percent to 1.8 billion, to 2012, a quarter of the global population will be regular Internet.
Emerging economies will promote the development of the Internet business, the number of Internet users in the next five years time will show a double-digit growth. However, in 2012, the emerging economies of the Internet penetration rate still lags behind more developed countries five years. The report's author, research director Vikram Sehgal said: "Although the Internet penetration in emerging countries than developed countries low, Jupiter Research continues to believe that emerging countries the enthusiasm of learning Internet applications will be higher."
Brazil, Russia, India and China will be the fastest-growing number of Internet users. The report predicts that by 2011, China's online population will surpass the U.S. as the world's online population than any other country, India's online population will be ranked third in the world.
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