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Speed Dial: 60-Second Marketing Insight Newsletter
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The latest iPad comes out tomorrow, less than a year after the initial launch.
Would you believe that Apple has already sold over $5B of its iPads? Or that Gartner predicts
tablet PC sales to rocket from 20 million units (last year) to 208 million units in 2014?
And if you think that was fast, check out these technology changes & internet
statistics:
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Americans who used the Internet in 2000: 53%. Americans using the Internet in 2010: 79%. |
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Total daily time Americans spent online in 2000: under 30 minutes. Daily
time spent online now: 4 hours.
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Americans who owned a cell phone in 2000: 50%. Those who
own a cell phone now: 91%.
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Number of text messages sent in 2000: 5.4 billion. Number
of text messages sent in 2010: 1.5+ trillion.
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Adults who used a social networking site in 2005: 8%.
In April 2009: 46%.
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Adults who made purchases online in 2000: 28%. In 2010: 60%.
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Online web advertising expenditures in 2000: $7.2 billion.
In 2009: $23 billion.
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Traffic accidents involving cell phones or texting: 28%. |
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Google searches in 2004: 1.35 billion. Google searches in
2009: 6.75 billion.
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Homes with a cell phone but no landlines, 2003: 3%. In
2010: 24.5%.
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These technology changes impact everyone from large multinational corporations to
"single-shingle" small businesses. What do they mean
for you?
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*Sources for technology change/internet usage statistics:
1) Pew Internet & American Life Project.
2) Media Metrix; The Media Audit.
3) New York Times/Gallup; CITA.
4) MDA/Wireless Association; CITA.
5) Pew Internet & American Life Project.
6) Pew Internet & American Life Project; Forrester.
7) IAB; PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
8) National Safety Council, 2009.
9) Nielsen.
10) CDC. ----
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