Biju P R, Connecting Alone: India's life style activism in social web, Posted on Merinews.com
India has broadband connectivity over thirteen crore, i.e.,11.4 percent of Indian population and 5.7 percent of cyber population of the world, i.e., the third largest internet users of the world. 71 million Facebook users. Twitter has over 12 million users in India . Bangalore is the top city in the world utilizing Google+. USA, India and Brazil are the top three countries on Facebook. LinkedIn reached twenty million registered users in India and second largest market after USA. Smart phones and the number of such devices in the country touched 40 million 2012. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India for October 2012 month reported a total 904.32 million wireless subscribers in the country. Large section of social web users are drawn up from the mobile public of India. Over 150 constituencies in India in 2014 general election, hold considerable stake in the Facebook votes that shape politics and democratic engagement in India says a report published by IRIS and IAMAI, (please see the report). Will you prove with facts why it doesn't make sense in Indian elections. - See more at: http://www.merinews.com/article/indian-politics-warming-up-to-social-media/15888825.shtml#sthash.D08I2QMX.dpuf
India has broadband connectivity over thirteen crore, i.e.,11.4 percent of Indian population and 5.7 percent of cyber population of the world, i.e., the third largest internet users of the world. 71 million Facebook users. Twitter has over 12 million users in India . Bangalore is the top city in the world utilizing Google+. USA, India and Brazil are the top three countries on Facebook. LinkedIn reached twenty million registered users in India and second largest market after USA. Smart phones and the number of such devices in the country touched 40 million 2012. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India for October 2012 month reported a total 904.32 million wireless subscribers in the country. Large section of social web users are drawn up from the mobile public of India. Over 150 constituencies in India in 2014 general election, hold considerable stake in the Facebook votes that shape politics and democratic engagement in India says a report published by IRIS and IAMAI, (please see the report). Will you prove with facts why it doesn't make sense in Indian elections. - See more at: http://www.merinews.com/article/indian-politics-warming-up-to-social-media/15888825.shtml#sthash.D08I2QMX.dpuf
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