Forrester Segments Netizens by Participation

Forrester released a report this week stratifying the US adult online consumer population by participation. Interestingly enough, at least 25% of online Filipinos (five million Filipino Friendsters out of twenty million Filipino Netizens) are “Joiners”, compared to just 19% of Americans.

So where are you on the ladder?

(Via Steve Rubel.)

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2 Responses to “Forrester Segments Netizens by Participation”

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GM Tristan Says:
April 29th, 2007 at 11:46 pm
Personally, I feel that pinoys have a misconception of “friendster power”. The more friends and testimonials you have, the more “power-user” you become. I just hate it when people just add complete strangers to their friend lists… sigh. One more thing, personalized friendster sites with a million video windows are bandwith hogs especially in Internet Cafes hehe. Oh well, at least we pinoys are out there.
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Mike Abundo Says:
April 30th, 2007 at 12:12 am
Don’t get me wrong, Mon. I hate Friendster too.

We should all just take over the blogosphere.