The document compares Facebook penetration rates (the percentage of a country's population that uses Facebook) between April 2009 and November 2009 for various countries. It finds that Iceland had the highest penetration rate in April 2009 at 49.3% but fell to second place by November 2009. The United States saw the largest growth in users over that period, increasing its penetration rate from 19.5% to 32%. Overall, Facebook usage grew substantially in most countries between April and November 2009.
The document compares Facebook penetration rates (the percentage of a country's population that uses Facebook) between April 2009 and November 2009 for various countries. It finds that Iceland had the highest penetration rate in April 2009 at 49.3% but fell to second place by November 2009. The United States saw the largest growth in users over that period, increasing its penetration rate from 19.5% to 32%. Overall, Facebook usage grew substantially in most countries between April and November 2009.
The document compares Facebook penetration rates (the percentage of a country's population that uses Facebook) between April 2009 and November 2009 for various countries. It finds that Iceland had the highest penetration rate in April 2009 at 49.3% but fell to second place by November 2009. The United States saw the largest growth in users over that period, increasing its penetration rate from 19.5% to 32%. Overall, Facebook usage grew substantially in most countries between April and November 2009.
The document compares Facebook penetration rates (the percentage of a country's population that uses Facebook) between April 2009 and November 2009 for various countries. It finds that Iceland had the highest penetration rate in April 2009 at 49.3% but fell to second place by November 2009. The United States saw the largest growth in users over that period, increasing its penetration rate from 19.5% to 32%. Overall, Facebook usage grew substantially in most countries between April and November 2009.