Showing posts with label data charts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label data charts. Show all posts
May 30, 2015
February 7, 2014
18 Years of Web :The state of Internet Penetration
The below chart from Atlantic shows the internet penetration across the Globe which was published by the Oxford Internet Institute showing penetration of internet use by population around the world.
September 27, 2013
eBook Readership Led by India, US and UK

infographic via digitalreader
Recent data from DigitaReader shows Russia having higher ereader adoption rates with 70% of readers having tried ebooks.
That’s much higher than the 23% of Americans who had read an ebook (according to Pew Research Center in December 2012). It’s even higher than the data from Scholastic which shows that 46% of kids in the US had read an ebook.
Meanwhile to Bowker Market Research’s Global eBook Monitor shows , India, U.K. and the U.S. are leading the world in e-book adoption rates, The study tracks consumer attitudes to and purchasing of e-books in major world markets. Bowker Market Research is a service of Bowker, an affiliated business of ProQuest.
That’s much higher than the 23% of Americans who had read an ebook (according to Pew Research Center in December 2012). It’s even higher than the data from Scholastic which shows that 46% of kids in the US had read an ebook.
Meanwhile to Bowker Market Research’s Global eBook Monitor shows , India, U.K. and the U.S. are leading the world in e-book adoption rates, The study tracks consumer attitudes to and purchasing of e-books in major world markets. Bowker Market Research is a service of Bowker, an affiliated business of ProQuest.
January 25, 2013
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October 16, 2012
Android Revenue and Contribute to Google Balance Sheet
Recently Google reported that their revenue “run rate” is now in excess of $2.5 billion
Android Revenues in Perspective | asymco: Android's contribution to Google has seen immense. In fact apart from the Search Engine which is Google's own in house product.. no other vertical has contributed a substantial part of its " Cash" and Operating Margin which has come even close to Google Mobile OS.
The income statement of Google which Asymco had posted recently now reflects the reality of what percentage of its revenues now come from Android
Not many know that sales from Google’s (formerly known as Android Marketplace) Play are not registered as revenues. This is because Google, like Apple, treats itself as an agent where revenues don’t “belong” to the agent but get passed on through to the primary beneficiaries. In the case of Play, Google passes 70% to developers (or content owners) and then distributes on average 25% to network operators (or carriers).