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DO WE REALLY BEHAVE BADLY ON SOCIAL MEDIA? There is a silent assumption in corporate America that employees left to their own devices will abuse their social networking privileges. But is it true? Pew Internet recently analyzed the social-emotional aspect of social networking to see how humans actually interact, and reached a very different conclusion than we are often led to believe. WHAT IMPLICATIONS DOES THIS STUDY OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE HAVE ON SOCIAL NETWORKING IN THE WORKPLACE? KINDNESS ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES The most compelling finding is that the overwhelming majority of both teens and adults think people are kind on the social web: TEENS 85% 5% 5% 6q% ADULTS People are mostly kind." "People are mostly kind." 20% People are mostly unkind." "People are mostly unkind." "It depends." "It depends." MORE THAN HALF OF TEENS AND ADULTS CREDIT SOCIAL NETWDRK PARTICIPATION WITH IMPROVED SELF ESTEEM AND STRONGER BONDS WITH OTHERS 6196 58% 6896)「( 65% ADULTS TEENS ADULTS TEENS SOCIAL NETWORKING MADE ME FEEL CLOSER TO ANOTHER PERSON. SOCIAL NETWORKING MADE ME FEEL GOOD ABOUT MYSELF NEGATIVITY MORE COMMONLY EXPERIENCED BY TEENS ON SOCIAL SITES . THE NEGATIVITY THAT DOES EXIST ON SOCIAL NETWORKS TENDS TO INVOLVE TEENAGERS MORE THAN ADULTS 6% GOT IN TROUBLE AT WORK/SCHOOL 8% GOT INTO A PHYSICAL FIGHT 3% 13% CAUSED A PROBLEM WITH THE FAMILY 25% RESULTED INA FACE-TO-FACE ARGUMENT 22% ENDED A FRIENDSHIP 15% TEENAGERS ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER "MEAN OR CRUEL BEHAVIOR" ON SOCIAL NETWORKS 47% TEENS 2996 44% ADULTS 18% 12% Only once in a while Sometimes Frequently Only once in a while Sometimes Frequently ADULTS WERE ASKED ONE ADDITIONAL QUESTION THAT TEENAGERS WERE NOT: HOW OFTEN DO YOU SEE PEOPLE USING LANGUAGE, IMAGES, OR HUMOR ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES THAT YOU FIND OFFENSIVE?" 3596) 38 ) 15 NEVER ONCE IN A WHILE SOMETIMESFREQUENTLY ROUGHLY 73 PERCENT SAID THEY ENCOUNTERED OFFENSIVE MATERIAL ONLY ONCE IN A WHILE OR NEVER. ADULTS HANDLE OFFENSIVE SOCIAL NETWORK BEHAVIOR WITH MATURITY ERHAPS MORE EYE-OPENING THAN ANYTHING ELSE IN THE STUDY IS THE MATURITY AND JUDGEMENT ADULTS EXERCISE IN THE FACE OF OFFENSIVE ONLINE BEHAVIOR: ONLY ONCE IN AWHILE ·NEVER 34% 36% 23% 22% 19% 19% 24% 27% 29% 18% 21% " TE PERSON BENGO飛NSIVE TO STOP/' 84% 79% 45% 35% ADULTS JUST IGNORE WHAT S GONG ONL "JOIN IN T MEAN OROR NSIVE BEHAVIOR" WHEN THEY SEE MEAN OR AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES ADULTS ARE MORE LIKELY THAN TEENS TO IGNORE IT AND NOT GET INVOLVED These findings suggest that corporate social media policies should be much more relaxed than they currently are. Most employees are perfectly capable of using Facebook or Twitter without incident. SOURCE I PEWINTERNET.ORG Rypple

DO WE REALLY BEHAVE BADLY ON SOCIAL MEDIA? There is a silent assumption in corporate America that employees left to their own devices will abuse their social networking privileges. But is it true? Pew Internet recently analyzed the social-emotional aspect of social networking to see how humans actually interact, and reached a very different conclusion than we are often led to believe. WHAT IMPLICATIONS DOES THIS STUDY OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE HAVE ON SOCIAL NETWORKING IN THE WORKPLACE? KINDNESS ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES The most compelling finding is that the overwhelming majority of both teens and adults think people are kind on the social web: TEENS 85% 5% 5% 6q% ADULTS People are mostly kind." "People are mostly kind." 20% People are mostly unkind." "People are mostly unkind." "It depends." "It depends." MORE THAN HALF OF TEENS AND ADULTS CREDIT SOCIAL NETWDRK PARTICIPATION WITH IMPROVED SELF ESTEEM AND STRONGER BONDS WITH OTHERS 6196 58% 6896)「( 65% ADULTS TEENS ADULTS TEENS SOCIAL NETWORKING MADE ME FEEL CLOSER TO ANOTHER PERSON. SOCIAL NETWORKING MADE ME FEEL GOOD ABOUT MYSELF NEGATIVITY MORE COMMONLY EXPERIENCED BY TEENS ON SOCIAL SITES . THE NEGATIVITY THAT DOES EXIST ON SOCIAL NETWORKS TENDS TO INVOLVE TEENAGERS MORE THAN ADULTS 6% GOT IN TROUBLE AT WORK/SCHOOL 8% GOT INTO A PHYSICAL FIGHT 3% 13% CAUSED A PROBLEM WITH THE FAMILY 25% RESULTED INA FACE-TO-FACE ARGUMENT 22% ENDED A FRIENDSHIP 15% TEENAGERS ARE ALSO MORE LIKELY TO ENCOUNTER "MEAN OR CRUEL BEHAVIOR" ON SOCIAL NETWORKS 47% TEENS 2996 44% ADULTS 18% 12% Only once in a while Sometimes Frequently Only once in a while Sometimes Frequently ADULTS WERE ASKED ONE ADDITIONAL QUESTION THAT TEENAGERS WERE NOT: HOW OFTEN DO YOU SEE PEOPLE USING LANGUAGE, IMAGES, OR HUMOR ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES THAT YOU FIND OFFENSIVE?" 3596) 38 ) 15 NEVER ONCE IN A WHILE SOMETIMESFREQUENTLY ROUGHLY 73 PERCENT SAID THEY ENCOUNTERED OFFENSIVE MATERIAL ONLY ONCE IN A WHILE OR NEVER. ADULTS HANDLE OFFENSIVE SOCIAL NETWORK BEHAVIOR WITH MATURITY ERHAPS MORE EYE-OPENING THAN ANYTHING ELSE IN THE STUDY IS THE MATURITY AND JUDGEMENT ADULTS EXERCISE IN THE FACE OF OFFENSIVE ONLINE BEHAVIOR: ONLY ONCE IN AWHILE ·NEVER 34% 36% 23% 22% 19% 19% 24% 27% 29% 18% 21% " TE PERSON BENGO飛NSIVE TO STOP/' 84% 79% 45% 35% ADULTS JUST IGNORE WHAT S GONG ONL "JOIN IN T MEAN OROR NSIVE BEHAVIOR" WHEN THEY SEE MEAN OR AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR ON SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES ADULTS ARE MORE LIKELY THAN TEENS TO IGNORE IT AND NOT GET INVOLVED These findings suggest that corporate social media policies should be much more relaxed than they currently are. Most employees are perfectly capable of using Facebook or Twitter without incident. SOURCE I PEWINTERNET.ORG Rypple

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How much it costs to live around the world

Financial Post - <a href="http://business.financialpost.com/2012/06/15/graphic-how-much-it-costs-to-live-around-the-world/">Graphic: How much it costs to live around the world</a>

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Media Consolidation: THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE Melia hes never been more eonsolidenel 6 media glants now oantral ntaggering 90% cEwhatwo raad, watch, or linen ta CONSOLIDATION 277 MILLION AMERICANS $275,9 BILLION TELEVISION 3 NEWS READ TIME WARNER NEWS NEWS CORIP p OWNS THE TOP 4 RADIO CLEAR CHANNEL OWNS 1,200 STATIONS NON-STOP PLAY 50 MOVIES S 2X THE Box OFFIC E SALES OF MERGERS END FRUGAL DAD

Media Consolidation: THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE Melia hes never been more eonsolidenel 6 media glants now oantral ntaggering 90% cEwhatwo raad, watch, or linen ta CONSOLIDATION 277 MILLION AMERICANS $275,9 BILLION TELEVISION 3 NEWS READ TIME WARNER NEWS NEWS CORIP p OWNS THE TOP 4 RADIO CLEAR CHANNEL OWNS 1,200 STATIONS NON-STOP PLAY 50 MOVIES S 2X THE Box OFFIC E SALES OF MERGERS END FRUGAL DAD

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A Chronicle of the Evolving GTLD Landscape

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KICKSTARTER behind the numbers the failures As of s/2/2012 $214,588,334 pledged 2,974,842 bac kers 45,815 projects 22,902 successful projects (B 5%) 18,939 failed projects (0 1%) Fated (41 3% of the $214,588,334 pledged.. $197,592,643 successful (92 1%} 16,995,69 Fated (7 9%) successfully funded % OF SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS Design Fam & Video Art 10 50 70 MOST MONEY RAISED Dance 1.8 MM Fashion 2.3 MM Comics 4.8 MM Food 1 MM Theater 6.8 MM 22.7 MM 6.3 MM Fim & Video 20 milion 40 milon 60 miaion MOST POPULAR/COMPETITIVE Comics 1,068 Food 1.471 # of projects submitted Fim & Video 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 1000 Dance ■26,326 Fashion .36,792 Pholography50,552 Food 85.179 # of backers 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 Duration of Fundraising Campaign SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS AVERAGE AILED PROJECTS AVERAGE 38 43 VS DAYS DAYS Set Goal SUCCESSFUL ROJECTS AVERAGE FAILED PROJECTS AVERAGE $5,487 VS. $16,365 Lower goal 8.5% of funded projects received more than double their goal (>200%) PPS BLOGGER Sourcei Kickstarter.com

KICKSTARTER behind the numbers the failures As of s/2/2012 $214,588,334 pledged 2,974,842 bac kers 45,815 projects 22,902 successful projects (B 5%) 18,939 failed projects (0 1%) Fated (41 3% of the $214,588,334 pledged.. $197,592,643 successful (92 1%} 16,995,69 Fated (7 9%) successfully funded % OF SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS Design Fam & Video Art 10 50 70 MOST MONEY RAISED Dance 1.8 MM Fashion 2.3 MM Comics 4.8 MM Food 1 MM Theater 6.8 MM 22.7 MM 6.3 MM Fim & Video 20 milion 40 milon 60 miaion MOST POPULAR/COMPETITIVE Comics 1,068 Food 1.471 # of projects submitted Fim & Video 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 1000 Dance ■26,326 Fashion .36,792 Pholography50,552 Food 85.179 # of backers 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 Duration of Fundraising Campaign SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS AVERAGE AILED PROJECTS AVERAGE 38 43 VS DAYS DAYS Set Goal SUCCESSFUL ROJECTS AVERAGE FAILED PROJECTS AVERAGE $5,487 VS. $16,365 Lower goal 8.5% of funded projects received more than double their goal (>200%) PPS BLOGGER Sourcei Kickstarter.com

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via <a href="http://mashable.com/2012/06/11/true-blood-premiere-social-media/">Mashable</a>

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When Fruits are in Season

when are they in season? autumn winter kumquats coconut cranberries _ persimmon -guava kiwi pineapple dates pomegranate- pears JAN spring -dewberries summer apples figs grapes mango & papaw watermelon & rhubarb tomatoes avocados berries cherries year-round passion fruit bananas citrus melons -plums & peaches *achenes, berries, drupes, hesperidia, infructescences, pepo, pomes sweet vegetables & other things we call fruits in the kitchen. rvank.com & chasingdelicious.com

when are they in season? autumn winter kumquats coconut cranberries _ persimmon -guava kiwi pineapple dates pomegranate- pears JAN spring -dewberries summer apples figs grapes mango & papaw watermelon & rhubarb tomatoes avocados berries cherries year-round passion fruit bananas citrus melons -plums & peaches *achenes, berries, drupes, hesperidia, infructescences, pepo, pomes sweet vegetables & other things we call fruits in the kitchen. rvank.com & chasingdelicious.com

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When Vegetables are in Season

vegetables when are they in season? autumn winter carrots &celery root chicory broccoli, cauliflower cabbage & kale _ daikon & parsnip squash pumpkin sweet potatoes -rutabaga & turnip leeks AN spring artichokes asparagus chives & ramps summer eggplant bell peppers okra Cucumber & zucchini year-round beets broccolini celery fennel ga ginger greens snap peas green beans & peas mushrooms new potatoes chard Spinach potatoes spinach sprouts *berries, buds, bulbs, leaves, legumes, mushrooms, pepo, roots, sheaths, shoots sprouts, stems, unsweet fruits & other things we call vegetables in the kitchen rvank.com & chasingdelicious.com

vegetables when are they in season? autumn winter carrots &celery root chicory broccoli, cauliflower cabbage & kale _ daikon & parsnip squash pumpkin sweet potatoes -rutabaga & turnip leeks AN spring artichokes asparagus chives & ramps summer eggplant bell peppers okra Cucumber & zucchini year-round beets broccolini celery fennel ga ginger greens snap peas green beans & peas mushrooms new potatoes chard Spinach potatoes spinach sprouts *berries, buds, bulbs, leaves, legumes, mushrooms, pepo, roots, sheaths, shoots sprouts, stems, unsweet fruits & other things we call vegetables in the kitchen rvank.com & chasingdelicious.com

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THE SELFISH CINTERN ET MEME Meme rhymes with cream Richard Dawkins n. An idea or belief system, or pattern of behavior that spreads throughout a cuiture Most popular definition of meme on was coined by Richard Dawkirs in h his seminal work Gene to describe self-replicacing units of culture, from religions to catchy tunes, that survive and spread withn society. pectfically describe viral content on the internet. These days it is also used to FAMOUS a MEMES The strongest memes are arguably those we don't even think of as memes anymore. It's not posible to understand it, and when you do understand it, then it's even worse Tom Green on memes What makes intenet memes a particularly modern phenonenon s our cel ebration of their mimetic qualities 1'going viral sseen as a good thing) and our habit of playing with them THE END STOO DAMN NIGH Hemetics ithe study of memes) is reiated to evolutionary theory, Strorg memes survive and weak memes don't. Based on this theery apparently successful memes such in Crazy Frog and Rickrolling are actuaily weak, as thay eventuily Crazy Frog Rickrolling Go gleinsights for Search On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone drops to zero. Tyler Durden (meme) 1999 Richard Diwkirs did an internet search of some recemtly coined words or fashionable expressions". Here's how the results compared to 2012 2012 1999 act that Dekins's method of using are not perfect, we can clearly see which memes are strong mentions as a gauge af popularity MILHOUSEIS NOT A MEME The Mihouse is not a meme' meme has been credited as an example of the first forced mene h the holy gral What maes hause urique hs that he wan punhed by anonymous users on 4chan, For a great description of this phenomenon check out knowyourmeme.com meme'. For advertisig and media agencies Longitudinally: A meme, such as a fairytale or song, is passed down rom on, generation to the nest. Horiaontally: A meme, such as viral Internet content, ts passed around : witin a peer group. vertical dssemination of as intemet there was this thing called Crazy Frog... and the whole thing starts agsin The best internet memes disguise their Everything on 4chan is Good Guy Greg SEED blue-eyed portrayals of Christ, which dieguise the fact thet Christianity started on another contrert. Or the fact that the word mone gradually d ancing Fnaly, here is the second most popular definition Meme n. Used to give a bit of pseudo-academic gravitas to stupid viral set. Produced by: NEO MAMMALIAN STUDIOS

THE SELFISH CINTERN ET MEME Meme rhymes with cream Richard Dawkins n. An idea or belief system, or pattern of behavior that spreads throughout a cuiture Most popular definition of meme on was coined by Richard Dawkirs in h his seminal work Gene to describe self-replicacing units of culture, from religions to catchy tunes, that survive and spread withn society. pectfically describe viral content on the internet. These days it is also used to FAMOUS a MEMES The strongest memes are arguably those we don't even think of as memes anymore. It's not posible to understand it, and when you do understand it, then it's even worse Tom Green on memes What makes intenet memes a particularly modern phenonenon s our cel ebration of their mimetic qualities 1'going viral sseen as a good thing) and our habit of playing with them THE END STOO DAMN NIGH Hemetics ithe study of memes) is reiated to evolutionary theory, Strorg memes survive and weak memes don't. Based on this theery apparently successful memes such in Crazy Frog and Rickrolling are actuaily weak, as thay eventuily Crazy Frog Rickrolling Go gleinsights for Search On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone drops to zero. Tyler Durden (meme) 1999 Richard Diwkirs did an internet search of some recemtly coined words or fashionable expressions". Here's how the results compared to 2012 2012 1999 act that Dekins's method of using are not perfect, we can clearly see which memes are strong mentions as a gauge af popularity MILHOUSEIS NOT A MEME The Mihouse is not a meme' meme has been credited as an example of the first forced mene h the holy gral What maes hause urique hs that he wan punhed by anonymous users on 4chan, For a great description of this phenomenon check out knowyourmeme.com meme'. For advertisig and media agencies Longitudinally: A meme, such as a fairytale or song, is passed down rom on, generation to the nest. Horiaontally: A meme, such as viral Internet content, ts passed around : witin a peer group. vertical dssemination of as intemet there was this thing called Crazy Frog... and the whole thing starts agsin The best internet memes disguise their Everything on 4chan is Good Guy Greg SEED blue-eyed portrayals of Christ, which dieguise the fact thet Christianity started on another contrert. Or the fact that the word mone gradually d ancing Fnaly, here is the second most popular definition Meme n. Used to give a bit of pseudo-academic gravitas to stupid viral set. Produced by: NEO MAMMALIAN STUDIOS

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THE STATE OF THE Every quarter, Akamai takes a look at con- nection speeds, attack traffic, network con- nectivity and more. Here's a look at the state of the Internet during 2011's fourth quarter INTERNET PENETRATION Globally, nearly 200 countries and regions saw year-over-year growth in the number of unique IP U.K 14% 25,383,604 Year-over-year change (%) Number of unique IPv4 addresses France 7.3% 24,797,259 35,608,453 1.8% 40,254,398 Korea 18,948,552 26% 84,405,405 27% 17,116,579 USA 5.7% 145,069,663 Italy 23% 15,093,132 20% 13,889.458 Global total of unique IP addresses: 628,358,806 The unique IP addresses across the top 10 countries represent nearly 67% of the global figure. GLOBAL AVERAGE CONNECTION SPEEDS The global average connection speed saw an unusual, and fairly significant decline in 2011 Q4; however, for the year, the global average connection speed was up 19%. Akamai came up with a ist of the top 100 cities with the highest aver- age connection speeds. Of those cities: At a city level, South Korea and Japan hold many of the top spots. Most were in South Korea and Japan. 24 Number of cities from Europe on the top 100 list. 69 No U.S. c placed in the top 50; Boston ranked 51st. Number of cities from North America on the top 100 list. The global average connection speed was 2.3 Mbps, the global average peak connection speed was 11.7 Mbps Number of cities from the Asia Pacific region on the top 100 list. Average measured connection speed Average measured Mbps and year-over-year change (%), 2011 Q4) 7.3 Mbps 2996 9.1 Mbps -2.6% 5.8 Mbps 6.1 Mbps 1096 8.2 Mbps 18% 17.5 Mbps 28% 6.4 Mbps -8.5% 6.7 Mbps 18% 7.8 Mbps 31% 6.8 Mbps 9.1 Mbps 10% Sources:The State of the Internet (2011 04) royal.pingdom.com Information provided by: http://www.onlineuniversities.com/ Online Universities.com

THE STATE OF THE Every quarter, Akamai takes a look at con- nection speeds, attack traffic, network con- nectivity and more. Here's a look at the state of the Internet during 2011's fourth quarter INTERNET PENETRATION Globally, nearly 200 countries and regions saw year-over-year growth in the number of unique IP U.K 14% 25,383,604 Year-over-year change (%) Number of unique IPv4 addresses France 7.3% 24,797,259 35,608,453 1.8% 40,254,398 Korea 18,948,552 26% 84,405,405 27% 17,116,579 USA 5.7% 145,069,663 Italy 23% 15,093,132 20% 13,889.458 Global total of unique IP addresses: 628,358,806 The unique IP addresses across the top 10 countries represent nearly 67% of the global figure. GLOBAL AVERAGE CONNECTION SPEEDS The global average connection speed saw an unusual, and fairly significant decline in 2011 Q4; however, for the year, the global average connection speed was up 19%. Akamai came up with a ist of the top 100 cities with the highest aver- age connection speeds. Of those cities: At a city level, South Korea and Japan hold many of the top spots. Most were in South Korea and Japan. 24 Number of cities from Europe on the top 100 list. 69 No U.S. c placed in the top 50; Boston ranked 51st. Number of cities from North America on the top 100 list. The global average connection speed was 2.3 Mbps, the global average peak connection speed was 11.7 Mbps Number of cities from the Asia Pacific region on the top 100 list. Average measured connection speed Average measured Mbps and year-over-year change (%), 2011 Q4) 7.3 Mbps 2996 9.1 Mbps -2.6% 5.8 Mbps 6.1 Mbps 1096 8.2 Mbps 18% 17.5 Mbps 28% 6.4 Mbps -8.5% 6.7 Mbps 18% 7.8 Mbps 31% 6.8 Mbps 9.1 Mbps 10% Sources:The State of the Internet (2011 04) royal.pingdom.com Information provided by: http://www.onlineuniversities.com/ Online Universities.com

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MOSS GRAFFITI 3 handfuls moss 3 c (700 ml) lukewarrn water Crumble mos pour water 2 tbsp retention gel Add gardening gel (120 ml) buttermik Add buttermik Pulse blender until gel forms Transfer to a bucket Paint onto wood or rough concrete. Mist weekly Watch your art grow certainly not me officer... Ze best in ze world! REALLOL.COM

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www.istrat The size of the Mobile market i Strateg;y 1.5bn Televisions worldwide 1.4bn Internet users worldwide 4bn Mobile phone worldwide 7·13% Traded Stocks and Financial 6.69% Movie Information 5.33% Business Directory 480m Daily n cation 20.21 % Social 3.05bn SMS users worldwide Entertainment most used communication tool on the planet 48.7% News and Sports 600m 46% use both PC and Mobile worldwide 29% from Mobile 1.3bn Email users worldwide ,.37% Myxer 10.99% 25% from Mobile 5.03% WeeWorld Mobilc 19% RIM 13% 4.75% Cricket 19.39% 2.98% Phone Zoo 2.73% Sprint Pictures 2.53% Yahoo Mobile 2.38% Fun for Mobile 2.38% 45% 19% 14% 51% $800bn $600bn 49.5% $200bn Windows Mobile $150bn 6% $130bn Messaging $70bn 97.57% 9.1% 6.9% 6.0% 5.2% RIM Blackberry Blackberry Centro Dream 8300 23.3% of market made up of traffic from other smartphones RIM Palm HTC 8100 1.94% Yahoo 0.25% Ask 0.1 1 % MSN the number of mobiles for every 100 people within that country. Chart shows for example: in United States there are 48.81 mobiles for every 100 people のト 100 people 1) Source: www.comscore.com | www.webdevelopersnotes.com | www.marketingcharts.com metrics.admob.com | Tomi Ahonern

www.istrat The size of the Mobile market i Strateg;y 1.5bn Televisions worldwide 1.4bn Internet users worldwide 4bn Mobile phone worldwide 7·13% Traded Stocks and Financial 6.69% Movie Information 5.33% Business Directory 480m Daily n cation 20.21 % Social 3.05bn SMS users worldwide Entertainment most used communication tool on the planet 48.7% News and Sports 600m 46% use both PC and Mobile worldwide 29% from Mobile 1.3bn Email users worldwide ,.37% Myxer 10.99% 25% from Mobile 5.03% WeeWorld Mobilc 19% RIM 13% 4.75% Cricket 19.39% 2.98% Phone Zoo 2.73% Sprint Pictures 2.53% Yahoo Mobile 2.38% Fun for Mobile 2.38% 45% 19% 14% 51% $800bn $600bn 49.5% $200bn Windows Mobile $150bn 6% $130bn Messaging $70bn 97.57% 9.1% 6.9% 6.0% 5.2% RIM Blackberry Blackberry Centro Dream 8300 23.3% of market made up of traffic from other smartphones RIM Palm HTC 8100 1.94% Yahoo 0.25% Ask 0.1 1 % MSN the number of mobiles for every 100 people within that country. Chart shows for example: in United States there are 48.81 mobiles for every 100 people のト 100 people 1) Source: www.comscore.com | www.webdevelopersnotes.com | www.marketingcharts.com metrics.admob.com | Tomi Ahonern

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What people are doing Who participates (U.S. online users) GenerationY Generation X Young Boomers Older Boomers Seniors Young Teens 12 to 17 ou 18 to 21 22 to 26 27 to 40 1 to 50 51 to 61 Creators publishE Web pages, write blogs, upload videos to sites like YouTube. 37% 19% 12% Critics comment on E blogs and post ratings and reviewS. 25% 1196 Collectors use Really Simple Syndication (RSS) and tag Web pages to gather information. 15% 16% 11% Joiners use social networking sites. 70% 5796 15% Spectators readL ogs, watch peer- OS to 49% 59% 4196 196 9% re form of social medi Forrester Research 7% 1%

What people are doing Who participates (U.S. online users) GenerationY Generation X Young Boomers Older Boomers Seniors Young Teens 12 to 17 ou 18 to 21 22 to 26 27 to 40 1 to 50 51 to 61 Creators publishE Web pages, write blogs, upload videos to sites like YouTube. 37% 19% 12% Critics comment on E blogs and post ratings and reviewS. 25% 1196 Collectors use Really Simple Syndication (RSS) and tag Web pages to gather information. 15% 16% 11% Joiners use social networking sites. 70% 5796 15% Spectators readL ogs, watch peer- OS to 49% 59% 4196 196 9% re form of social medi Forrester Research 7% 1%

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World map of social networks Russia UK aebook Germany Vkontakte Odnoklassniki Facebook Twitter Linkedin Facebook Xing Twitter ChinaJapan USA Facebook Twitter Linkedin Gzone Sina Weibo Renren Spain Facebook Linkedin Twitter Tuenti Facebook Twitter Mixi Egypt India .com Facebook Linkedin Twitter Orkut Facebook Twitter Brazil Facebook Orkut Twitter South Africa Facebook Twitter Linkedin Australia Facebook Twitter Linkedin Social networks with the largest number of registered users, mln people Facebook aZone Twitter Linkedin Renren Vkontakte Odnoklassniki Orkut Myspace Livelournal 800 505 256 135 112 95 63 35 Chart data from various sources for March 2011-January 2012. Map data for Jonuary 2012. Source Alexo.com

World map of social networks Russia UK aebook Germany Vkontakte Odnoklassniki Facebook Twitter Linkedin Facebook Xing Twitter ChinaJapan USA Facebook Twitter Linkedin Gzone Sina Weibo Renren Spain Facebook Linkedin Twitter Tuenti Facebook Twitter Mixi Egypt India .com Facebook Linkedin Twitter Orkut Facebook Twitter Brazil Facebook Orkut Twitter South Africa Facebook Twitter Linkedin Australia Facebook Twitter Linkedin Social networks with the largest number of registered users, mln people Facebook aZone Twitter Linkedin Renren Vkontakte Odnoklassniki Orkut Myspace Livelournal 800 505 256 135 112 95 63 35 Chart data from various sources for March 2011-January 2012. Map data for Jonuary 2012. Source Alexo.com

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