GlobalWebIndex

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GlobalWebIndex
Type Private
Industry Market Research
Founded 2009
Founder(s) Thomas C. Smith
Headquarters London and Singapore
Area served Worldwide
Key people Thomas C. Smith
(Founder)
Sebastian Hedencrona
(Commercial Director)
Brett Petersen
(Director, Strategy Consulting)
Products GlobalWebIndex
Services Research & Consulting
Website www.globalwebindex.net

GlobalWebIndex is a market research firm founded by Tom Smith in 2009. The Internet Advertising Bureau describes GlobalWebIndex as the World's most detailed syndicated research into online consumer behaviours, covering 31 key global markets and 87% of the world's internet population .

In October 2012, GlobalWebIndex surprised social media analysts and commentators by claiming that Twitter and Facebook had big followings in China and Vietnam - countries where those social networks are blocked by their respective governments. The story was picked up by various news outlets including Huffington Post, Bloomberg and the Financial Times where the rise of VPN has been attributed as the primary enabler for Chinese internet users circumventing website blocks. .

Noteworthy clients

External Links

GlobalWebIndex Website

GlobalWebIndex on Twitter

GlobalWebIndex on SlideShare

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