U.S. Leads in IM Adoption
Percent of average
monthly subscribers
(fourth-quarter 2005)
Source: M:Metrics
Saturday, February 25, 2006
Trend: US Kids Love to Instant Message
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1 comment:
This is funny because I'm guessing it's platform (PC)specific... IM on mobile phones has been clossal in Europe, particularly with kids, for years.
I had kids in a focus group in London 5 years ago txting between each other with their phones in their pocket while they keyed in their messages... spooky.
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