I am incredibly lucky to have some amazing research collaborators and friends. For the project that I’m about to describe, I’m working with three women who rock my world. Two of them are also academic mommies of young kids (together we have 5 kids under age 6), two are non-native English speakers working in English…
More media in Azerbaijan. I did this infographic as a favor for a friend. This wasn’t the easiest thing to portray as an infographic, so please excuse the difficult size navigation. (As always, please let me know if you want a gender or regional breakdown.) Link to full size
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While I’ve done infographics on the Internet situation in Azerbaijan before (and with a gender layer here), this is slightly newer data and there are a ton of interesting new questions that I’ll try to address in the coming weeks. Link to full size
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Link to full screen This is my first attempt at making an infographic, so forgive me.
Images from my #ictd2012 poster, plus some updates on April 1. Some fun bits: – 37% of Armenians have used the Internet — that’s some major growth, as you can see on slide 2. – And Armenians are using the Internet more often. 22% of Armenians are online daily and 8% are online weekly. Big…
I’m at the #ictd2012 conference right now and I’ve been asked about Armenian Internet use. Business Internet use is actually quite low, especially compared to household use. This surprises a lot of people. So I did a quick analysis to find out where Armenians get online most often. (This is rough 2011 Caucasus Barometer —…
More from the ArMedia dataset… With so many Armenians on social networking sites (85% of mobile Internet users, 83% of Armenians that have both mobile and PC-based Internet, and 54% of PC-based Internet users in Armenia, as of a year ago), what are they doing on there? Mostly communicating with friends! While only a little…