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January 20, 2004 The Face of the Web Back in October 2002, I noted that many developed countries still had “a lot of building to do on their information highways”. Well some, it seems, have been busy expanding their “on-ramps”. As the Web continues to grow as a marketing media format for an increasing number of businesses world wide, a recent look at Ipsos-Reid’s “Face of the Web” report has shown many of the previously lagging industrialized nations have in fact being laying the groundwork required to keep up-to-speed. The most significant increase between October 2002 and January 2004 occurred in Mexico and the UK, where there were 12 per cent and an 11 per cent respective increases in those having ever tried the Internet. Japan saw an increase of eight per cent and Urban China tied the USA at seven percent. Next to follow is France, with a six per cent increase, and Germany and Urban Brazil with a five per cent increase. In Russia the percentage of those having tried the Internet rose by three per cent, and in Canada the number actually dropped by one per cent. For those not mentioned, no change was indicated.
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