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The document provides statistics on internet and social media usage in several European countries. It lists the top 10 worldwide websites as Yahoo, Google, YouTube, Windows Live, Facebook, MSN, Myspace, Wikipedia, Blogger and Yahoo Japan. It then details the most popular national social networking and virtual world sites for countries like the Netherlands, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Facebook featured highly in most country lists. The document concludes by thanking the reader.

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NEW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SOME INTERESTING NUMBERS…

Yesterday … 19:05 How many people online in Habbo?

Netherlands Austria Denmark Finland Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom 14.768 1.254 3.182 3.016 6.773 Future Plans Future Plans 9.780 5.596 22.620 2.777 1.254 9.786

Top 10 Internet Websites Worldwide (source: www.alexa.com)

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And some country specific highlights… (source: www.alexa.com)

The Netherlands 3. Hyves 14. Spele 15. Partyflock 18. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 12 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Austria 10. Facebook 13. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Denmark 2. Facebook 12. Arto 22. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Finland 5. IRC Galleria 6. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Germany 14. Wer-kennt-wen.de 15. Facebook 16. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Greece 3. Facebook 7. Hi5 Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Hungary 43. Myspace 57. Chat.hu 67. Hi5 82. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 6 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Ireland 6. Bebo.com 7. Facebook 15. Orkut 20. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Italy 4. Facebook 11. Netlog.com 14. Forumcommunity.net 17. Badoo.com Within the top 100 of websites: 12 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Spain 8. Facebook 13. Wamba.com 25. Hi5.com Within the top 100 of websites: 9 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Sweden 5. Facebook 11. Bilddagboken.se 26. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 10 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Switzerland 4. Facebook 7. Skyrock 14. Hi5.com 19. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 10 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

United Kingdom 2. Facebook 10. Bebo.com 12. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

Thank you THOMAS MŰLLER PROGRAM MANAGER EUROPE CHILD HELPLINE INTERNATIONAL TEL: +31 (0)20 528 96 25 FAX: +31 (0)20 638 76 55 [email_address]

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Some New Tech Statistics

1. NEW COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SOME INTERESTING NUMBERS…

2. Yesterday … 19:05 How many people online in Habbo?

3. Netherlands Austria Denmark Finland Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom 14.768 1.254 3.182 3.016 6.773 Future Plans Future Plans 9.780 5.596 22.620 2.777 1.254 9.786

4. Top 10 Internet Websites Worldwide (source: www.alexa.com)

6. And some country specific highlights… (source: www.alexa.com)

7. The Netherlands 3. Hyves 14. Spele 15. Partyflock 18. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 12 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

8. Austria 10. Facebook 13. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

9. Denmark 2. Facebook 12. Arto 22. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

10. Finland 5. IRC Galleria 6. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

11. Germany 14. Wer-kennt-wen.de 15. Facebook 16. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

12. Greece 3. Facebook 7. Hi5 Within the top 100 of websites: 7 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

13. Hungary 43. Myspace 57. Chat.hu 67. Hi5 82. Facebook Within the top 100 of websites: 6 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

14. Ireland 6. Bebo.com 7. Facebook 15. Orkut 20. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

15. Italy 4. Facebook 11. Netlog.com 14. Forumcommunity.net 17. Badoo.com Within the top 100 of websites: 12 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

16. Spain 8. Facebook 13. Wamba.com 25. Hi5.com Within the top 100 of websites: 9 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

17. Sweden 5. Facebook 11. Bilddagboken.se 26. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 10 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

18. Switzerland 4. Facebook 7. Skyrock 14. Hi5.com 19. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 10 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

19. United Kingdom 2. Facebook 10. Bebo.com 12. Myspace Within the top 100 of websites: 11 Initiatives based on Virtual Worlds / Social Networking

20. Thank you THOMAS MŰLLER PROGRAM MANAGER EUROPE CHILD HELPLINE INTERNATIONAL TEL: +31 (0)20 528 96 25 FAX: +31 (0)20 638 76 55 [email_address]

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