Internet Security company (and new client) AVG maintains an enormous threats database drawing upon data from 100+ million PCs worldwide.

We crunched all those numbers, broke it down by country, and were able to work out the average chances of a Web surfer in 144 countries being hit by a web attack.  The results?  Turkey (1 in 10 chance) and Russia (1 in 14) are relatively ‘risky’ with Japan (1 in 404 chance of facing an attack) being classed as very safe.

Having been issued last night, it’s already attracted a lot of interest internationally with online publications as far afield as South Africa, Dubai and New Zealand picking it up (along with A-List tech titles such as Techcrunch).

Want to know more?  Check out the infographic AVG’s design agency Sync put together on Flickr, and read the blog post by AVG’s chief research officer Roger Thompson.

And just under half (46%) of UK adults every day.   However for older (55+) consumers, it’s still a regular part of their daily media diet, with 60% reading a newspaper or magazine.

This is just one of the stats from the enormously comprehensive Ofcom Communications Market Report – that we’ve summarised in our latest Rabbit Feed to save you going through all 400-odd pages!

The web version of the Rabbit Feed is here, and you can also sign up to have it delivered via email on a regular basis.   Also, there’s a follow-on post from the Ofcom report over on Dirk’s blog Lies, damned liew and statistics, on how TV and online campaigns can work effectively together.

Hello! My name’s Kate and I joined the Rabbits in the warren last week. Prior to that, I was working at Shiny Red on campaigns for Molson Coors, Cadbury, innocent, Avis and eBay Advertising, to name a few.

My fascination with the Internet began at the tender age of 13, when I begged my parents to buy a computer and then promptly thanked them by running up a massive phone bill (remember the days of pay-per-minute dial-up?).

More recently, I read English at university, and spent a while gaining experience in advertising, theatre and charity before settling down in social media.

Come and say hello on Twitter – @kate_brennan

It’s that time again already… Rabbit Feed Time! The Rabbit Feed is our newsletter about news, trends and things we like online.

This week we take a look at how Hootsuite is set to start charging and the imminent location based update from Facebook to rival Foursquare. We also have a good ponder about how social network users expect a response in less than one hour.

You can read it in it’s full glory here.  If you fancy having future editions of The Rabbit Feed delivered straight into your inbox, we can sort that out too.

Our latest Rabbit feed is now up for grabs! It’s our newsletter where we discuss stuff we like and the things that have caught out eye over the past week.

This edition includes revelations that men lie about their height on dating sites and that 70% of people worldwide watch videos online. There is also a chance to check out some pizza proverbs plus lots more!

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