2016 Feb 17
by Brandt Ranj
A lot can happen on the internet over the course of a day, but it’s amazing what happens each minute.
Data aggregator Domo released information it’s collected about exactly how many swipes, likes, tweets, and votes occur on popular websites every 60 seconds.
The numbers are impressive now, but they’re only going to get higher. According to Domo, the number of people who have internet access increased 18.5% between 2013 and 2015. Those stats match up with numbers released last November by World Internet Stats, who peg the global internet penetration at 46.8%, a 832.5% jump since the year 2000.
Here are just a few things that happen online every minute:
Vine users play 1,041,666 million videos
4,310 people visit amazon
Reddit users cast 18,327 votes
Netflix subscribers stream 77,160 hours of video
Apple users download 51,000 apps
Pinterest users pin 9,722 images
Instagram users heart posts 1,736,111 times
Youtube users upload 300 hours of new video
Twitter users send 347,222 tweets
Facebook users like posts 4,166,667 times
Uber passengers take 694 rides
Skype users make 110,040 calls
Buzzfeed users watch videos 34,150 times
Snapchat users engage with 284,722 snaps
Tinder users swipe through 590,278 profiles
In summary…a lot can happen in just 60 seconds online.
This article was first published on the Tech Insider
