Internet brings 'Asian face'

This is the conclusion of Ipsos in the report 'The Face of the World Wide Web in 2005' based on the study of the world's largest Internet markets.

Accordingly, in 2005 Japan was the most frequently visited country (89% were asked at least once a month to use the Internet), while Canada was 72%, the US was 71%, and Germany had 62%. .

The number of Asian people accessing and spending time on the network is increasing

However, spending the most time online is the Chinese people, with 17.9% of their time spent on the Internet.

Followed by Japan (13.9%), then Canada (12.4%) and the US (11.4%). The most popular high-speed Internet is in Japan, China and Germany. Among the countries studied, Russia is a leader in the use of dial-up technology. However, Russia is second only to India in terms of the number of people using wireless access to the Internet. IPsos is a company specializing in market trends and reviews.