November 11, 2008

Martin

Virtual Goods Market Size in 2006

filed under: the market is always right — Martin @ 6:35 pm

We already blogged about the size of the virtual goods market. There are no real numbers, but different estimations. Here’s another one from a scientific institute:

Many people of a certain age may consider such gifts a waste of their hard-earned and very real money. But not so a growing number of tweens and teens as well as 20- and even some 30-somethings, who spent around $2.1 billion in 2006 on virtual goods and services, according to researchers at Finland’s Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT).

Via For the Holidays: Good Things Come in Virtual Packages: Scientific American

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