Nieman Foundation at Harvard
At All Things D’s annual conference D11, Mary Meeker debuted her annual, much anticipated slide deck on the state of the Internet today. It’s a great primer on where we stand. Here it is:
Ex-Nieman Labber Zach Seward pulls some of the highlights at Quartz:
More than 500 million photos are uploaded and shared every day. More than half of those are on Facebook.
About 100 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute.
About a quarter of people worldwide say they share “everything” or “most things” online. In Saudia Arabia, India, and Indonesia, at least half say the same thing.
Mobile internet traffic as a percentage of all internet traffic is expected to continued growing one-and-a-half times per year. It’s currently 15%.
In China this year, mobile internet access surpassed PC internet access for the first time.
On Groupon, 45% of transactions are conducted with mobile devices.
Smartphone users check their devices about 150 times a day.
QR code scanning is up fourfold in China from a year earlier.
China now has more users of Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android mobile operating systems than the United States does.
