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Bahrain
Internet Usage and Marketing Report
Internet Usage Statistics:
961,228 Internet users as of June/12, 77.0% of the population, according to IWS.
Facebook Users in Bahrain:
375,000 on Sept 30, 2012, according to Facebook.
Latest Population Estimate:
1,248,348 population for 2012, according to US Census Bureau.
Gross Domestic Product:
GDP per capita is US$ 21,097 for 2010 according to I.M.F.
Internet Growth and Population Statistics:
YEAR
Users
Population
% Pop.
Usage Source
2000
40,000
699,400
5.7 %
ITU
2003
195,700
707,357
28.0 %
ITU
2008
250,000
718,306
34.8 %
ITU
2009
402,900
728,709
55.3 %
ITU
2010
649,300
738,004
88.0 %
ITU
2012
961,228
1,248,348
77.0 %
IWS
Bahrain Search Engines and Directories:
English
Bahrain Search Engines list
English
Bahrain sites!
(Chicago, Illinois, United States)English
The Open Directory for Bahrain.
English
Find Bahrain links, information, resources and more! (Jdeideh, al Meta, Lebanon)
English
Gain access to Google's Bahrain database! (Mountainview, California, United States)
English
A search engine for everything about Bahrain! (Trivandrum, Kerala, India)
English
Bahrain Search Engines.
Bahrain Profiles:
Bahrain Profile from the BBC.
Bahrain Profile from the CIA Factbook.
Arab Newspapers:
Aljazeera
News from the Arab countries and from the world.
Bahrain Telecoms Report:
Bahrain Telecoms Markets Overview and Statistics
This report from Paul Budde provides an overview of the telecommunications market in Bahrain, current developments, relevant statistics and brief profiles of the major operators. Important regulatory developments in one of the most liberalised telecoms markets in the region are covered. It briefly describes infrastructure investment, Internet and broadband use and the well developed mobile market that registered its most significant increase in annual growth.
Click here to see more Middle East Telecommunications Reports.
New statistics, figures, overviews and updates become available all the time.
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