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Internet: grandi e piccoli numeri

Internet

Enorme
(da Pingdom)

– 107.000 miliardi di email mandate nel 2010

– 255 milioni di siti web

– 88 milioni di domini ‘.com’

-1,97 miliardi di internauti

– 152 milioni di blog

– 25 miliardi di tweet

– 600 milioni di utenti su Facebook

– 2 miliardi di video visti ogni giorno su You Tube

– Più di 3 miliardi di foto caricate ogni mese su Facebook

Piccola
(da BusinessInsider):

– la pubblicità online ‘’vale’’ 40 miliardi di dollari. Meno del 10% di tutto il mercato pubblicitario.

– PayPal ha macinato 86 miliardi di dollari di pagamenti online da settembre 2009 ad agosto 2010. Nello stesso periodo Visa e Mastercard ne hanno ‘’processato’’ alcune migliaia di miliardi.

– Nel 2010 Amazon ha registrato un fatturato di oltre 25 miliardi di dollari. Wal-Mart ne ha raccolti 405.

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