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Today, the Vidi publishing house lies on the market of 5 countries with a population of more than 20 million, more than 6 million TV sets, 6 million fixed phone connections, 2.1 million personal computers and 3.5 million mobile (cell) phones. |
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Via IDC (International Data Corporation), Croatia alone showed an impressive market growth in PC sales of more than 54,8% from 2000 - 2001.
The same research company is forecasting an average IT growth of more than 20% annually by the end of 2006.
IDC estimates the market of todays 1.4 million Internet users will double by 2006, reaching approximatly 3.6 million net users.
From any perspective, the Southeast European region will be one of the most promising IT markets in the world in coming years. |
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Zagreb, capitol of Croatia
In Croatia, Vidi's "homeland" market, Vidi publishing is present with all of its products and services: Vidi magazine, PC Play magazine, Mogu Sam computer books, Vidi web portal, Vidi Auto moto web portal, Vidi Web Top 100 Croatian national Internet contest reaching monthly more than 150.000 individuals... |
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Ljubljana, capitol of Slovenia
Both Vidi and PC Play magazines are sold on newsstands throughout entire Slovenia, reaching monthly more than 5.000 individuals... |
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Beograd, capitol of Serbia and FR Yugoslavia
In the moment, Vidi is the best selling computer magazine in Yugoslavia, while PC Play is the best selling computer gaming magazine. Vidi web portal is gaining app. 8% of its visitors from Yugoslavia (total 22.000), while some 300 visitors (Total: 4.400) are visiting every day www.vidiauto.com from Yugoslavia. Vidi is reaching monthly in Yugoslavia more than 10.000 individual readers. |
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Sarajevo, capitol of Bosnia and Hercegovina
Both Vidi computer magazine and PC Play computer magazine are sold on newsstands in Bosnia and Hercegovina with total sales of 4.500 copies (Vidi) and 3.200 copies (PC Play). Many bosnian Internet surfers are also frequent visitor of www.vidi.hr and www.vidiauto.com |
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Skopje, capitol of FYR Macedonia
Both Vidi and PC Play magazines are sold on newsstands throughout entire Macedonia, reaching monthly more than 1.000 individuals... |
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Podgorica, capitol of MonteNegro
In MonteNegro, part of FR Yugoslavia, sales of Vidi on-paper publications, both Vidi and PC Play, is particulary strong. Both www.vidi.hr and www.vidiauto.com are frequently visited by Internet users from MonteNegro. |
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