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Indonesia Internet Statistics

Recently, I've been asked questions about Indonesian Internet users. To be frankly, I am also looking for data to analyze. (I am running my own internet crawlers, but they are kind of slow - my students are slacking :))  Most people are using SocialBakers as the source of Facebook and Twitter stats. Here's an example of their Facebook stats.

The thing about Internet in Indonesia is that it grows rapidly. If you search the internet, most of the statistics are kind of old. Have a look at twitter users stats in 2009, for example. (Link to the report is missing. Will put it here.) Indonesia is nowhere to be found. And yet, I believe, today Indonesia is probably in the top 4 of twitter users. (Report from Mediabistro shows that in 2012 Indonesia is in the top 5 twitter users.)

New data / stats are needed.
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jasa pembuatan website said…
Thank you. Artikelnya begitu menarik dan bermanfaat. Bisa menjadi Inspirasi baru.
6:35 PM
Lukman Nulhakiem said…
Statistics are not only numbers. They contains opportunities that everyone can take to get better life.

Indonesia is a growing country. And internet is just began here. The earlier the better for us to act
1:42 PM
Mau cara praktis berbelanja produk-produk kado unik & fashion bag import ? said…
makasih artikel nya sangat bermanfaat dan salam sukses...
3:29 PM
sitirobiah said…
terima kasih atas informasinya
1:32 PM
Website Cari Uang said…
pengguna internet di Indonesia memang meningkat tajam dari tahun ke tahun... hal ini merupakan kemajuan serta semoga dapat meningkatkan kualitas SDM anak bangsa..
terima kasih
11:02 AM
Outbound Murah said…
pengguna internet di indonesia terus bertambah. jadi peluang bisnis tersendiri nih
12:12 AM
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