International
Share Of Programmatically Sold Advertising In Netherlands, February 2014 [CHART]
Publishers in the Netherlands expected to sell 86% of both mobile and tablet ads programmatically in five years.
Read MoreTypes Of Programmatic Advertising In The Netherlands, February 2014 [CHART]
89% of Netherlands publishers said they were selling between 51% and 100% of their inventory programmatically.
Read MoreSocial Channels Used To Follow Sports In Select Countries, February 2014 [TABLE]
Among US internet users who used social networks to follow sports, Facebook was the top platform used, cited by 70% of respondents—30 percentage points ahead of No. 2 YouTube.
Read MoreGlobal Newspaper Circulation & Advertising Trends By Region, 2013 [CHART]
Print newspaper circulation around the world actually increased by 2% year-over-year in 2013, as gains in Asia and Latin America offset losses in other regions.
Read MoreFrench 2014 World Cup Watchers By Device [CHART]
Out of the 57% of internet users in France who said they would follow at least some of the tournament’s games, just 9% planned to use a smartphone to do so.
Read MoreUK Mobile Social Networkers, 2012-2018 [TABLE]
The boom times for social network adoption in the UK look to be largely over, as new user growth is set to slow to a near standstill by 2018.
Read More10 Countries With The Most Millionaire Households, 2013 [CHART]
With more than 7.1 million, the US easily boasted the largest volume of millionaire households in the world last year.
Read MoreWhere Germans Place World Cup Bets [CHART]
Betting on sports just isn’t very popular in Germany.
Read MoreGermans Who Have Bet On World Cup Matches By Gender [CHART]
Just 6% of internet users in Germany, or 3.3 million people, had placed bets on World Cup 2014 matches.
Read MorePropensity To Follow Brands On Social Networks By Generation, Q1 2014 [CHART]
Among internet users in North America, Baby Boomers in Q1 2014 were almost as likely as Millennials to have liked a brand on a social network during the month prior to the survey.
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