Latest Internet Stats from Google

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Google is collecting internet stats from a number of third party sources covering a range of topics from macroscopic economic and media trends to how consumer behaviour and technology are changing over time.

But this is just in UK domain and not in other countries. Still, it provides some Global Facts. Some interesting facts are emerging out of this.

  • Users are 1.5 times more attentive when browsing YouTube than when watching TV.
  • 36% of UK consumers have bought a CD after watching a music video on YouTube.
  • Shoppers have become suspicious of many TV ads: in a shoppers survey by Wall Street Journal, 78% of them said that TV ads no longer have enough information they need.
  • There are 1.6 billion people online worldwide, representing nearly 24% of the world's population.
Till now Data is provided by the following vendors: B2Bonline.com, BARB, BusinessWeek, Coke, Commission of the European Communities, Comscore, Core Metrics, Datamonitor, Deloitte, The Economist, eMarketer, Enders Analysis, Eurostat, Film Distributors Association, Financial Times, Forrester, GFK, Google Insights for Search, Greenbee.com, Guardian, HarvardBusiness.org, Hitwise, IAB, IFPI, IMF, Internet Retailing, Internetworldstats.com, JP Morgan, KMPG, Media & Marketing, Mediascope Europe, Mindshare, Motorola, Net Imperative, New York Magazine, Nielsen, NMA, Ofcom, Ipsos MediaCT, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, QuickPlay Media Inc., Retail Week, Reuters, TGI Net, Times Online, TNS, Verdict Research, Wall Street Journal, WARC, YouTube, ZenithOptimedia, GM

Internet Stats: Google

Google Needs Your Internet Stats

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Google is asking Let us know your Internet Stats. Anyone There??

https://services.google.com/fb/forms/internetstats/

Google Trends Goes Mobile

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Google Trends, one of the very useful tool on the internet goes mobile. I think a lot of people forget it exists. While Twitter might get all the press, there's no single more valuable tool than Trends to gauge what's got the public's attention. Now that it has a mobile version, I am sure I will be using it more.


And it sounds very interesting. Indian version of Google Trends shows up in a different compared to the US version of the Google Trends.

Indian version still doesn't have  past trends data. US version shows links for Past Day, Week, Month.