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Swedish internet use 2013

.SE (Stiftelsen för Internetinfrastruktur) has released their report for 2013 (in Swedish) about Swedish Internet usage. The report follows various aspects of internet use and follows their development over the years. I’ve previously written a summary on this blog of the reports from 2009, 2011, and 2012. Those not

Swedish internet usage 2012

It’s autumn, and .SE (Stiftelsen för Internetinfrastruktur) has released their yearly report (in Swedish) about Swedish internet use. It’s a wide-ranging report covering many aspects of internet use. It normally takes a few months before an English version of the report to appear, so I’ve done the

Swedish internet usage 2011

.SE (Stiftelsen för Internetinfrastruktur) has released their yearly report (in Swedish) about Swedish internet use. It covers a wide spectrum of internet use, from file-sharing through to social networks. I’ve previously written about the 2009 report with specific focus on Swedish blogging statistics. This time I’m going to

Are Facebook pages half as effective as before?

Here in Sweden, we’re getting close to semlor season again, so I made my first post of the new season to my Facebook semlor page. This page is not just an outlet for my love of these tasty seasonal Swedish delights, but also my test-bed for Facebook. Huge fall

The Time pageview drop

The Times’ paywall cliff An Alexia graph showing pageviews for The Times (and timesplus; their paywall). Not difficult to see the day they raised the paywall.

Facebook statistics Sweden 2010

50% of the online population of Sweden has a Facebook account Swedish population: 9,340,682. Under 12s: 1,243,275. Over 75s: 798,446. Approx online population therefore: 7,298,691. Facebook accounts in Sweden: 3,645,820. Population figures from SCB. Number of Facebook accounts from Facebook via

Internet usage and young Swedes in Sweden

A new report Unga svenskar och Internet (Swedish) from World Internet Institute, .SE och Medierådet shows that in Sweden social economic background is associated with large differences in how early children learn to use the Internet. It also shows how wide-spread blogging, online communities, and instant messaging is amongst young

Swedish blogging statistics

In November 2009, the World Internet Institute released their yearly report (in Swedish) about Swedish internet use. It covers a wide spectrum of internet use, from file-sharing through to communities, and of course – blogs. Swedish Blogging In the section entitled “Communication with blogs and communities” (Kommunikation med bloggar och communities)

Buying online - a survey of Swedish consumers

The Swedish Consumer Agency (Konsumentverket) has published a report (in Swedish) into the experiences and attitudes of Swedish consumers with regard to using the Internet as part of their information gathering process for products and services. “The development of the Internet has led to new possibilities for consumers. With help