Twitter Is Getting Bigger in Asia Amid Slowing User Growth


As Twitter struggles to add new users as quickly as it used to, researcher eMarketer is adding an ominous prediction to the mix: Percentage growth in the U.S. will slow to the single digits by next year.

Yet there’s a positive side to the data — Asia. While the number of Twitter users in the U.S. is expected to grow 12% this year, eMarketer projects an increase of 34% in Asia. By 2018, growth in the region is estimated to slow to 15%, though that would still outpace the worldwide average growth of 11%, Bloomberg.com reported on its Global Tech blog.

The number of the microblogging service’s users in the Asia-Pacific region already eclipses those in North America and Western Europe. And Asia’s percentage of all Twitter users will only get bigger.

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