Digital Landscape Infographic

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Infographics
20th February 2013
Last edited: 20th February 2013

The 2013 Digital Landscape Infographic gives a snapshot of the UK’s digital landscape in 2013 and how it has evolved in the last few years. By the end of 2012, internet users in the UK had crossed the 48million mark. 2012 also witnessed the launch of the very first 4G mobile network in the UK. Larger internet audience and higher speeds have enabled retailers to push online shopping to mobile and in result; sales over mobile were increased by 500% in the last two years.

Infographic Courtesy of http://www.mysocialagency.com

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