Internet Technology Smartphone

A look inside the latest Mary Meeker internet trends report

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By Ronan Shields, Digital Editor

June 1, 2016 | 4 min read

The internet connects over three billion people across the planet. APAC now houses the bulk of the world's smartphone users. Digital advertising in the U.S. now tops the $60bn mark, with Facebook and Google dominating this number. Meanwhile, the growth of ad blockers is on the rise.

Global Internet Users

Mary Meeker Global Internet Trends

Global Internet Users

There are now over three billion internet users 

Global Internet Users
There are now over three billion internet users
Global Smartphone users

52 per cent of the world's smartphone users reside in APAC 

Global Smartphone users
52 per cent of the world's smartphone users reside in APAC
Global GDP

Macroeconomic trends are negatively impacting GDP

Global GDP
Macroeconomic trends are negatively impacting GDP
US Online Advertising Market

Online adavertising in U.S. generates $60bn

US Online Advertising Market
Online adavertising in U.S. generates $60bn
U.S. Online Advertising Marketshare

Facebook and Google collectively make up over half the U.S. online advertising market

U.S. Online Advertising Marketshare
Facebook and Google collectively make up over half the U.S. online advertising market
Global Adblocking Growth

Adblocking user numbers are starting to rise sharply

Global Adblocking Growth
Adblocking user numbers are starting to rise sharply
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Influential Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers analyst Mary Meeker has published her latest research showing that the global digital audience has hit 3billion, but growth is starting to slow. Additionally, it also reveals the U.S. has slipped behind India, in terms of which houses the most internet users, and that 52 per cent of the world's smartphone users now reside in APAC.

Meeker, who is regularly cited by WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell as the most influential analyst in terms of the state of the global macro-economics, and the state of digital, published the 200-plus page document today (June 1), with some of the topline figures available in the gallery above.

A full copy of the report can be downloaded here.

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