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![Infographic: The Incredible Growth of Web Usage [1984-2013] | Online tips & social media nieuws | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/6Ar4Sec_KEyWrKO6ZJLACzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
In the three decades since the Internet evolved from an experimental band of academic and government computer systems into a globe-spanning network of interconnected systems, the amount of time spent online has grown to rival (or even exceed) the time spent living offline. Personal computers, tablets and smartphones have made the connected life a reality, and the number of folks pursuing it has exploded. Find more details at the link. Via Lauren Moss
Bart van Maanen's insight:
Het is veel, het is enorm en het staat nog lang niet stil. 
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Reports now show that Google+ has surpassed Twitter in active users and is second only to Facebook. A new report by Global Web Index shows that Google+ has surpassed Twitter in active users and is second only to Facebook.
Technically YouTube was considered #3 and Twitter came in at #4 by the numbers. Although it is good to note that Twitter is actually the fastest growing of them all, with 40% growthin the last quarter. Via Lauren Moss
Two Pens's curator insight,
March 3, 2013 6:24 PM
Interesting that G+ ranks #2 with so few people actually using it as a network. Shows the power of Google that everybody feel like they have to belong to it but so many don't use it :-) Nobody wants to get left behind. 
Janet Louise Stephenson's curator insight,
May 3, 2013 10:23 PM
Do you believe that Google+ moved ahead of Twitter? |
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Google Plus is quickly becoming a front runner in the social networking world – for those using it, the rewards can be very beneficial for numerous reasons, including SEO.
This week, following a recent video post about Google+, we have created an infographic on the increase in popularity of Google Plus and how implementing Google Authorship can affect your business. Via Lauren Moss
Mike Ellsworth's comment,
April 15, 2013 11:13 AM
VL, thanks for the reScoop! Were your surprised by these stats?
Celeste G. Box (@mcgbox)'s comment,
April 15, 2013 11:18 AM
I did, Mike... is very high for that period of time.
Anthony Burke's comment,
April 15, 2013 11:19 AM
not really, there is a lot of conflicting stats out there
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There’s nothing new under the sun? There’s an assumption that, just because social media keeps evolving and we start to use new tools, that ‘social media’ is a new phenomenon. Nothing could be further from the truth.
This informative infographic tells the story of how people have been social on the internet, from the birth of email and Usenet to up-to-date tools like Pinterest and Google+. Via Lauren Moss
Bart van Maanen's insight:
Mooie tijdlijn over de recente geschiedenis van social media. Wat stond er in die eerste e-mail? En daarvoor dan? Dinosaurussen! LOL
Lauren Moss's curator insight,
December 20, 2012 4:53 PM
Interesting timeline of events, statistics + trends, as they pertain to the 'social history of the internet'... The format and graphics enable a strong and clear visual understanding of the content being shared and a straightforward means to compare various points in time with regard to the internet in general, as well as specific social media platforms. |
Yes, I too can remember when there wasn't an Internet. Is there an application that's not yet been produced. What next will we all wonder how we did without ?
La humanidad en bloque ha optado por la gran Red y de ésta, por las redes sociales... ¡Larga vida a la web!
The rise & rise of web usage is one of the most unifying & reformative development to have impacted on a global scale. An insightful info-graphic that offers a unique purview from the inception days of internet to the latest trend of app usage estimating an annual revenue of $24 billion.
A pure delight that's not to be missed #PlbKkt for #hshdsh via #blogs4bytes //