There have been numerous studies that look at the basic demographic makeup of Twitter users, but this one takes the cake: “An Exhaustive Study Of Twitter Users Across The World” looked at over 36 million Twitter accounts to answer the question: who’s tweeting?
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It probably comes as no surprise that the United States is the country that produces the most tweets. But could you guess second place?
This new infographic explores the distribution of tweets across the world, identifying which countries tweet the most – and which have yet to embrace 140-character communication.
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Twitter users are scattered throughout the world, but this fact doesn’t really hit home unless you visualize it.
Take a look at this real-time, interactive infographic that tracks Twitter users across the globe.
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Twitter is a global phenomenon. While New York might have the most Twitter users out of all the big cities in the world, the Netherlands is the top tweeting country with 26.8 percent of its population signed up. And Twitter is especially popular in Japan, Brazil, and Indonesia, too.
But Twitter’s global penetration doesn’t stop at just these countries. This infographic takes a look at how South Africans are using Twitter, what they’re talking about, and how much of the conversation they dominate.
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Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is using Twitter as a tool to govern his country remotely from Cuba, as he undergoes medical treatments. He has tweeted more than 40 times since Monday, issuing orders for building a new park and approving the funding of a trash collection project.
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In light of Wednesday’s Twitter Town Hall, I started wondering just how useful Twitter could be to politicians and world leaders in the future. I started creating a hypothetical world in which a leader could only use Twitter to interact with citizens, lead a military and perform diplomatic relations… and the crazy part is, a lot of it could work today.
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