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This video shows statistics related to the state of the internet in 2010.

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1.73 Billion Internet Users Worldwide (Sept. 2009)

• 418,029,796 in Europe
• 67,371,700 in Africa
• 20,970,490 in Oceania / Australia
• 179,031,479 in Latin America / Caribbean
• 252,908,000 in North America
• 738,257,230 in Asia

Email

• The Number of Emails sent on the internet in 2009 – 90 Trillion
• 247 Billion – Average number of emails per day
• 200 Billion – Average number of SPAM per day
• 1.4 Billion Number of email users worldwide
• 81% – The number of email that were SPAM

Websites

• 234 Million – The number of websites as of December 2009
• 126 Million – The number of blogs in the Internet (as tracked by BlogPulse)

Social Networks

• 84% – Percent of social network sites with more woman than men
• 27.3 Million Number of Tweets on Twitter per day (Nov. 2009)
• 4.25 Million People following @aplusk (Ashton Kutcher, Twitter’s most followed user)
• Facebook serves 260 billion page views per month. That’s more than 6 million page views per minute or a staggering 37.4 trillion page views in a year

Page Views Per Month

• Facebook 260 Billion
• Myspace 24 Billion
• Twitter 4.4 Billion
• LinkedIn 1.9 Billion

Facebook

• Facebook needs as many as 30,000 servers and they’re still growing
• 350 Million people on Facebook
• 2.5 Billion Photos updated each month to Facebook

Photos

• 4 Billion Photos hosted by Flickr (Oct 2009)
• 30 Billion At the current rate, the number of photos uploaded to Facebook per year

Video

• 1 Billion – The total number of videos YouTube serves in one day
• 12.2 Billion Videos viewed per month on YouTube in the US (Nov 2009)
• 924 Million Videos viewed per month on Hulu in the US (Nov 2009)
• 182 – The number of online videos the average internet user watches in a month (USA)
• 82% Percentage of Internet users that view videos online (USA)

Viruses

• 148,000 – New zombie computers* created per day (used in botnets for sending spam, etc)
• 2.6 Million – Amount of malicious code threats at the start of 2009 (viruses, trojans, etc)

Launch Dates of Major Social Network Sites

• 1995 – Classmates.com, Craigslist
• 1997 – SixDegrees.com
• 1998 – Care2, Xanga
• 1999 – LiveJournal, BlackPlanet, AsianAvenue
• 2000 – MiGente, mixi(Japan), (Six Degrees closes)
• 2001 – Cyworld, Ryze, StumbleUpon, Meetup.com
• 2002 – Friendster, Fotolog, AsianAvenue, LiveJournal, BlackPlanet, Plaxo, MyLife (formerly Reunion)
• 2003 – Skyblog, Couchsurfing, MySpace, Tribe.net, Last.FM, Hi5, LinkedIn, Open BC/Xing, Netlog (Europe), MyHeritage
• 2004 – Flickr, Piczo, Mixi, Facebook (Elite Universities), Dodgeball, Care2, Orkut, Dogster, Multiply, aSmallWorld, Catster, Hyves, Yelp, Taringa (Argentinia), Basecamp
• 2005 – YouTube, Facebook (high school networks), Xanga (SNS Relaunch), Yahoo! 360, Cyworld (China), Ning, Bebo, AsianAvenue, BlackPlanet (relaunch), Gather.com, Renren (china)
• 2006 – Facebook (corporate networks), Cyworld(US), MyChurch, QQ(everyone), Windows Live Spaces, Facebook (everyone), Twitter, Cafe Mom, Nasza-Klasa (Poland), Odnoklassniki (Russia), Vkontakte (Russia)
• 2007 – Tumblr, Ravelry
• 2008 – Kaixin001 (China), Yammer, Plurk
• 2009 – Foursquare
• 2010 – Google Buzz