nteresting statistics on the state of the Internet

Do we have critical mass?

Bloggers

great work!

You guys are getting organized in a very meaningful way.

What are the implications for businesses

and organizations in general

For me here are some:-

1. Organisations Government must have a #WhatsAppStrategy going forward

2. We love to watch video more than #Facebooking :-)

Instagram is

interesting

Linkedin is

certainly a must do for professionals looking to advance their careers and for businesses engaged in B2B and looking to recruit top talent

Twitter -

punches way above its weight and politicians can afford to ignore it? #Maybe :-)

Snapchat

s in its early days and

Facebook i

s for us #OldGeezers? :-)

Interesting times ahead!

Ali Hussein

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AHK & Associates

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On Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 12:04 PM, Shitemi Khamadi via kictanet <kictanet@lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:

Greetings Listers

The Bloggers Association of Kenya has today launched the State of the Internet Report 2017. Find the report https://www.ifree.co.ke/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/State-of-the-Internet-in-Kenya-report-2017.pdf

Feel to share it. #StateofnetKE

Thank you

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