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Web 2.0 fast facts

Posted in Fun, Statistics, tagged australia, web 2.0 on August 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Just for fun, here are some web 2.0 ‘fast facts’ that demonstrate the increasing popularity of online social technologies both in Australia and worldwide: 76% of online Australian adults regularly use social technologies (Source: Forrester) Approximately 30% of Australians have their own blog (Source: Universal McCann) Australia is currently the fourth biggest Twitter-using country (Source: [...]

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