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Cosas que solo pasan en Chile
Es un grupo en facebook de gente de chile con fotografias y videos de cosas que solo pasan en chile.
Es un buen ejemplo de una comunidad en el internet que es exclusivo.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?sid=92fbd699bb3ae96fee35c1ed797b5931&gid=90365905458&ref=search
Ellos tienen mucho orguloso para su país y las cosas que hacen Chile
Es un buen ejemplo de una comunidad en el internet que es exclusivo.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?sid=92fbd699bb3ae96fee35c1ed797b5931&gid=90365905458&ref=search
Ellos tienen mucho orguloso para su país y las cosas que hacen Chile
En Respuesta a sonico??
Colombia, Chile y México: los países hispanohablantes con más usuarios en Facebook
Publicado el 27-5-2008 a las 20:59 por JI Stark
Según el estudio de O’Reiily Radar, en la lista siguen Venezuela, España, Argentina y Perú. De acuerdo al estudio, Facebook se anota 75 millones de usuarios en 80 países; el 61% de ellos se concentra en Norteamérica (Canadá y USA combinados) y el Reino Unido. (vía)
http://www.fayerwayer.com/2008/05/colombia-chile-y-mexico-los-paises-hispanohablantes-con-mas-usuarios-en-facebook/
Publicado el 27-5-2008 a las 20:59 por JI Stark
Según el estudio de O’Reiily Radar, en la lista siguen Venezuela, España, Argentina y Perú. De acuerdo al estudio, Facebook se anota 75 millones de usuarios en 80 países; el 61% de ellos se concentra en Norteamérica (Canadá y USA combinados) y el Reino Unido. (vía)
http://www.fayerwayer.com/2008/05/colombia-chile-y-mexico-los-paises-hispanohablantes-con-mas-usuarios-en-facebook/
Comentarios
Estos son los comentarios de varia gente sobre es artículo de Sonico. Para mi esta parte fue la más interesante porque es un ejemplo de usarios (posible hispanohablantes pero no sé porque les hablando ingles) que quieren compartir información sobre algo.
Hi5 seems to be big for the Caribbean, in particular. I don’t know about the S. America coverage there, but my first contacts on Hi5 came from people from the Caribbean, and they continue to be the biggest users/consumers that I encounter.
Just FYI.
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Duncan Riley - February 16th, 2008 at 10:04 pm PST
Aviv
The English language version of Google News.
http://news.google.com/news?q=sonico
Soap
interesting, and I wasn’t aware of that so thx, although I’d note that comScore only first picked it up in October. If it did have pre-existing traffic, it wasn’t big enough for comScore at least, also zero on Alexa pre-August.
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113.com - February 16th, 2008 at 10:47 pm PST
51.com (targetting the China market) reportedly has over 10x (ie., 80 Million) registered users according to them (and probably true) — henceforth probably better qualifies for “the biggest social networking site you’ve probably never heard of”
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Shan - February 16th, 2008 at 10:51 pm PST
You are right, I’ve never heard of it before reading your article. Looks like Facebook may be too late with it’s alternate language versions
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Zhao Lin - February 16th, 2008 at 11:21 pm PST
If you are truly looking for “the biggest social networking site you’ve probably never heard of”, you should look at China’s Internet market. http://www.xiaonei.com which is essentially a clone of facebook has more than 18 million users as of 2007-11-23, according to a letter published by the website administrator. At that time, http://www.xiaonei.com was only open for registration by college students in China. Now it is open to high school students as well as working adults. So my estimate is that it should have over 25 million registered users by now.
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Oscar - February 16th, 2008 at 11:25 pm PST
Well, it’s not a nice “social network” I receive a lot of spam from sonico of unknow people that want to be “friend” with me.
May be the “8 million registered users” are not real.
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Joris - February 17th, 2008 at 12:51 am PST
I suppose http://www.netlog.com is as unknown as sonico but netlog is about 4 times bigger. They are also available in 15 languages.
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Hi5 seems to be big for the Caribbean, in particular. I don’t know about the S. America coverage there, but my first contacts on Hi5 came from people from the Caribbean, and they continue to be the biggest users/consumers that I encounter.
Just FYI.
reply
Duncan Riley - February 16th, 2008 at 10:04 pm PST
Aviv
The English language version of Google News.
http://news.google.com/news?q=sonico
Soap
interesting, and I wasn’t aware of that so thx, although I’d note that comScore only first picked it up in October. If it did have pre-existing traffic, it wasn’t big enough for comScore at least, also zero on Alexa pre-August.
reply
113.com - February 16th, 2008 at 10:47 pm PST
51.com (targetting the China market) reportedly has over 10x (ie., 80 Million) registered users according to them (and probably true) — henceforth probably better qualifies for “the biggest social networking site you’ve probably never heard of”
reply
Shan - February 16th, 2008 at 10:51 pm PST
You are right, I’ve never heard of it before reading your article. Looks like Facebook may be too late with it’s alternate language versions
reply
Zhao Lin - February 16th, 2008 at 11:21 pm PST
If you are truly looking for “the biggest social networking site you’ve probably never heard of”, you should look at China’s Internet market. http://www.xiaonei.com which is essentially a clone of facebook has more than 18 million users as of 2007-11-23, according to a letter published by the website administrator. At that time, http://www.xiaonei.com was only open for registration by college students in China. Now it is open to high school students as well as working adults. So my estimate is that it should have over 25 million registered users by now.
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Oscar - February 16th, 2008 at 11:25 pm PST
Well, it’s not a nice “social network” I receive a lot of spam from sonico of unknow people that want to be “friend” with me.
May be the “8 million registered users” are not real.
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Joris - February 17th, 2008 at 12:51 am PST
I suppose http://www.netlog.com is as unknown as sonico but netlog is about 4 times bigger. They are also available in 15 languages.
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