Did you know there are 80m US broadband users? That 7% of Poland's are remotely controlled by viruses? Or that Japan has the fastest speeds? These are the latest figures

Broadband has finally made it - the number of subscriptions grew 13% during 2008 taking the total in OECD countries to 267 million people. According to the OECD:

"The economic crisis has not significantly slowed broadband adoption. In fact, broadband growth during the last six months of the year was slightly stronger at 6.23 percent than in the first six months at 6.16 percent."



These are the figures behind the story - and they are comprehensive. We've extracted the ones that interest us: numbers of subscribers, costs, their speed of access and % of computers infected by bots, those remotely-controlled pieces of malware (just click on the tab for the other worksheet). You can get more direct from the OECD.

DATA: OECD statistics on access and viruses

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