TWITTER... TWITTING... TWITS... MALAYSIA INFOGRAPHIC

 

Twitter is the world’s fourth most popular social network. Although it originates from the US, English is not the most common language on the platform. In fact, only 34 percent of all Tweets are in English. Malay, which is spoken in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and a few other countries, is actually the fourth-most popular language on Twitter, accounting for 8 percent of all Tweets. But of those tweets, how many actually come from Malaysian residents?

Read more: Here’s data on Malaysia’s Twitter population, where they tweet, and who they follow (INFOGRAPHIC) http://www.techinasia.com/heres-data-malaysias-twitter-population-tweet-follow-infographic/

Twitter is the world’s fourth most popular social network. Although it originates from the US, English is not the most common language on the platform. In fact, only 34 percent of all Tweets are in English. Malay, which is spoken in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and a few other countries, is actually the fourth-most popular language on Twitter, accounting for 8 percent of all Tweets. But of those tweets, how many actually come from Malaysian residents?

Malaysia is home to 3.5 million Twitter users. However, only 21.8% of these users were active during the month of February. Approximately 162.4 million tweets were published in that time period, which means Malaysians sent out roughly 5.4 million tweets per day.

Also in Malaysia, three out of the five brands with the most followers on Twitter are airlines. In addition, four out of the five top brands are in the transportation industry.

Bravo to our Prime Minister, who has the most followers among other politicians and Lisa Surihani is in top list among our local artists.

Most twit location is in Kangar? Could that be due to Thailand's high-speed internent or perhaps its total community are highly IT literate.

Malaysia is home to 3.5 million Twitter users. However, only 21.8% of these users were active during the month of February. Approximately 162.4 million tweets were published in that time period, which means Malaysians sent out roughly 5.4 million tweets per day. This is quite high considering there are about 4.5 million tweets sent per day in Thai.

Read more: Here’s data on Malaysia’s Twitter population, where they tweet, and who they follow (INFOGRAPHIC) http://www.techinasia.com/heres-data-malaysias-twitter-population-tweet-follow-infographic/

Twitter is the world’s fourth most popular social network. Although it originates from the US, English is not the most common language on the platform. In fact, only 34 percent of all Tweets are in English. Malay, which is spoken in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and a few other countries, is actually the fourth-most popular language on Twitter, accounting for 8 percent of all Tweets. But of those tweets, how many actually come from Malaysian residents?

Read more: Here’s data on Malaysia’s Twitter population, where they tweet, and who they follow (INFOGRAPHIC) http://www.techinasia.com/heres-data-malaysias-twitter-population-tweet-follow-infographic/