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    25% of all Rakuten sales in Japan originate on a mobile device Rakuten CEO On The $100M Pinterest Round: We Want Pinterest Users To Pin Images And Buy Using Our ID | TechCrunch  
    Added: 05/17/2012 from TechCrunch Published: 05/17/2012
    75% of Japan’s online population, or 80MM people, have a Rakuten ID Rakuten CEO On The $100M Pinterest Round: We Want Pinterest Users To Pin Images And Buy Using Our ID | TechCrunch  
    Added: 05/17/2012 from TechCrunch Published: 05/17/2012
    The most popular time to download apps is 9 p.m. on a Sunday Infographic: Google Goes Wild With Android Market Stats | TechCrunch  
    Added: 12/11/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 12/09/2011
    AdMob is the dominant mobile ad player on the Android platform, with an 89% market share AdMob Dominates Android Ad Network Market Share | TechCrunch  
    Added: 11/18/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 11/18/2011
    100% of revenue for Bigpoint is generated through in-game sales of digital items – otherwise all of its titles are free to play Online gaming outfit Bigpoint points to some big numbers  
    Added: 10/28/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/20/2011
    Bigpoint has 200MM registered users, up from 10MM 18 months ago, and now averages 250,000 new users per day Online gaming outfit Bigpoint points to some big numbers  
    Added: 10/28/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/20/2011
    5% of all daily deals sites use animal names Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Mobile takes up 32% of the deal space, compared to the web at 61% and email at 2% Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Just under 20% of daily deals players are in a single market, while 69% of sites are in between 2 and 9 markets, meaning that nearly 90% of sites are in less than 10 markets Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Half of the 350-plus deals sites only offering 1 to 2 deals per day in each market Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    80% of deals are offered by as few as 20 sources. Inventory, then, is still largely controlled by the top deal players, with nearly 70% of inventory controlled by 10 sources, and 40% controlled by the top two Daily Deal Stats: The Big Players Still Control The Game, Mobile Is Up (Oh, And Animal Names Are In) | TechCrunch  
    Added: 10/24/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 07/20/2011
    Twitter CEO Dick Costolo noted that it took three years to get to the first billion tweets, now there are a billion tweets every six days Twitter Ads: “The Perfect Wet Dream of Every Marketer.” So Why Are There Only 600 Advertisers?  
    Added: 06/03/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/01/2011
    80% of Twitter's 600 or so advertisers have made repeat purchases Twitter Ads: “The Perfect Wet Dream of Every Marketer.” So Why Are There Only 600 Advertisers?  
    Added: 06/02/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 06/01/2011
    The iPhone now accounts for 50% of Apple's revenue 50% Of Apple’s Revenue Now Comes From The iPhone  
    Added: 04/23/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 04/20/2011
    Groupon commands 79% of U.S. visits to the group buying category whereas LivingSocial only has an 8% share Hitwise: Groupon Is Getting 79% Of U.S. Group-Buying Visits Vs. 8% For LivingSocial  
    Added: 03/30/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 11/29/2010
    7 out of the top 15 sites on the Web were started in the past decade but only 1 of the top 15 e-commerce sites was started during this same period How E-Commerce Got its Groove Back  
    Added: 02/11/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 02/11/2011
    Skype averages 28M simultaneous users, 42% of of whom are engaging in video calls Skype’s GM Of Consumer Products On Mobile Video; The Cloud And Monetization  
    Added: 02/07/2011 from TechCrunch Published: 02/07/2011
    9.8% of traffic through Bit.ly comes from mobile devices What Bit.ly Knows About the Realtime Web  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from TechCrunch Published: 05/06/2010
    Square has delivered roughly 50,000 devices. The device plugs in to the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Nexus One or Droid to swipe credit cards for payment Dorsey Delivers 50,000 Squares, Eyes Global Domination  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from TechCrunch Published: 06/03/2010
    There are roughly 30MM US merchants that make less than $100,000 per year and of this group only 6MM are currently processing credit cards Dorsey Delivers 50,000 Squares, Eyes Global Domination  
    Added: 07/29/2010 from TechCrunch Published: 06/03/2010