Biip is now the second largest network in Norway, founded in 2005. The number of users with a profile is now over 320,000. Anyone who visits the network will quickly see that it is mainly aimed at young people. The network is dominated by young people under 21. Profiles on the site are visible to everyone. The users who have a profile can be voted on. This creates a top list that is mainly dominated by girls.
Blogging
Blogging is also a popular online activity in Norway. Young people under 25 are the most active in blogging. 37% of the online poland phone number list population reads weblogs of others. Twitter is said to be growing in popularity as a microblog, but no concrete statistics have been found on this.
Case: Norway, Your Way
How do you get more tourists to Norway? The new strategy of Visit Norway , the Norwegian tourist board, is focused on a personal relationship between Norway and its tourists. Social media was used
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Every week we list the latest national and international news in the field of social media and online marketing here on Frankwatching. This time Europe 2010: Digital Year Review, Google Person Finder, LinkedIn Year in Review and Twitter figures of February 2011.
Europe 2010: Digital Year Review
Last week, ComScore published the Digital Year Review report on Europe. The most striking result of the research is that the Netherlands is at the top when it comes to internet use. We Dutch spend more than 31 hours per month on the internet. That is more than 25 percent more than the European average. The British are in 2nd place, with more than 30 hours per month.
The main conclusions
Europeans spend most of their time online searching and browsing (91%) and using social networks (84%). Facebook is link building basics and top strategies to get started the most popular network among Europeans; on average, we use Facebook 11.7% of our time.
In 15 out of 18 countries, Facebook is the largest social network. In the Netherlands, Hyves is still the most popular. Poland atb directory (Nasza Klasa) and Russia (Vkontakte) also have their own national social network that enjoys the most popularity.
The use of IM, such as MSN Messenger, has declined sharply over the . This article is part of the past year (by 39% compared to 2009).