IBOPE: 62.3 million Brazilians with internet access.
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The number of Internet users in homes rose to 24.8 million in February 2009, according to Nielsen Online IBOPE. The growth was 1.4% on the month of January and 12.5% on February 2008. People who live in homes where there is computer with internet totaled 38.2 million. Considering all the Brazilian, 16 years or older in possession of fixed or mobile telephone, the IBOPE projected the existence of 62.3 million people with internet access in any environment.
Of the 24.8 million residential users, 21.5 million or 87% sailed through broadband, growth of 3.9% on January 2009 and 24% on February 2008. "The growth in use of broadband in February was higher in the female public, especially children and adolescents, just the profiles that use less historically fast connections," reported Jose Calazans, Media Analyst, Nielsen Online's IBOPE.
The time of a person browsing the Internet home fell 10.7% from the previous month and 1.1% in comparison with February 2008, leaving in 22 hours and 10 minutes. Among the countries measured by the same methodology, sailed more than Brazil, in February, the UK, with 23 hours and 29 minutes, France, with 22 hours and 50 minutes, and Germany, with 22 hours and 22 minutes per person in homes.
The categories that registered the largest percentage increase from the previous month were Education and Careers, with 5.9%, Portals, Search and Communities, with 1.7%, Telecommunications and Internet services, with 1.4%. Grew above the average of residential internet in February 2008 compared with the Corporate Information categories (23.8%), Travel & Tourism (19.8%), Electronic Commerce (17.0%), Search, Portals and Communities (13 , 6%) and entertainment (13.6%). (From the Editor)
Source: Telesíntese
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