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Momota Sultana 0930226
Farhana Yasmin Chowdhury 0920164
Juairia sharmin 0930010
Shah Ridwan Ahmed 0920054
Md. Faisal Ahmed 0920249 Date of submission: 26th November, 2012

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The World Wide Web, or the multimedia interactive component of the Internet, presents advertisers with opportunities and challenges, including the need for understanding Web users' attitudes and beliefs toward this new medium's advertising potential. It is estimated that today 2,406 millions people surf the Web, and it is growing every day
DATE NUMBER OF USERS % WORLD POPULATION INFORMATION SOURCE
December, 1995 16 millions 0.4 % IDC
December, 1996 36 millions 0.9 % IDC
December, 1997 70 millions 1.7 % IDC
December, 1998 147 millions 3.6 % C.I. Almanac
December, 1999 248 millions 4.1 % Nua Ltd.
December, 2000 361 millions 5.8 % Internet World Stats
August, 2001 513 millions 8.6 % Nua Ltd.
September, 2002 587 millions 9.4 % Internet World Stats
December, 2003 719 millions 11.1 % Internet World Stats
December, 2004 817 millions 12.7 % internet World Stats
December, 2005 1,018 millions 15.7 % Internet World Stats
Dec, 2006 1,093 millions 16.7 % Internet World Stats
Dec, 2007 1,319 millions 20.0 % Internet World Stats
Dec, 2008 1,574 millions 23.5 % Internet World Stats
Dec, 2009 1,802 millions 26.6 % Internet World Stats
June, 2010 1,966 millions 28.7 % Internet World Stats
Sept, 2010 1,971 millions 28.8 % Internet World Stats
Mar, 2011 2,095 millions 30.2 % Internet World Stats
Jun, 2011 2,110 millions 30.4 % Internet World Stats
Sept, 2011 2,180 millions 31.5 % Internet World Stats
Dec, 2011 2,267 millions 32.7 % Internet World Stats
Mar, 2012 2,336 millions 33.3 % Internet World Stats
June, 2012 2,406 millions 34.3 %

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