Recent studies have shown that in Germany Google leads with a market share of 88.5% (I though Google had a foothold in the UK with around 79%). Yahoo has just over 3%, followed by the only local engine, ISP T-Online with 2.2%. Others on the list with just under 1.5%
As companies get wiser about the Internet and understand that Google is not the beginning, the middle and the end in search in every country the start realising that “only” marketing in English might to cover it in France, Norway, China or Iceland. In Iceland leit.is seams to stay strong
Nearly 25% of Internet users in the UK is over the age of 50 and a the latest surveys shoe that the Internet is even more popular than gardening among UK pensioners. A generation in the UK is growing up taking the “always-on” connectivity for granted. For them the Internet
With the completion of a second undersea cable between Iceland and the UK scheduled for 2008 the country will add yet another reason to the long list of why it is being considered one of the best places in the world for high-security data storage. Iceland is not only a
The China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) recently found that at the end of 2006, the number of Internet users in China had reached an estimated 137 million. This puts them second only to the United States in number of people online, and represents a penetration rate of 10.5% (compared
The Study Concluded that the typical British computer user spends just over 160 minutes on the internet every day, compared with 148 minutes watching TV – that’s about 41 days spent online every year. Apart from sleeping and working this is more than any other activity done by the average
According to a recent BBC online News article, online sales in the UK were up 50% this holiday season. The boost has meant that 10%of every purchasing GPB spent came from purchases on the Web. Next, a High Street retailer that made an effort to boost online sales this year,
Nordic eMarketing recently conducted a series of tests of Google’s regional European performance. By conducting simple searches in Spain, Germany, and Iceland, we found that the top ten results varied in each country by as much as 40%.
The Reykjavik Internet Marketing Conference and Expo 2006 just finished with great success not only was there a sell-out for the conference but also for the Expo. RIMC got nearly 300 guests for the conference or about 0,1%* of the Icelandic nation, of that nearly 20% where guests from other
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