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  Gerrit Eicker 09:12 on 11. August 2011 Permalink | Reply

  According to Pew research, social networking is a daily activity for 65% of onliners in 2011, compared to 11% in 2005.

  Pew: “Search and email remain the two online activities that are nearly universal among adult internet users, as 92% of online adults use search engines to find information on the Web, and a similar number (92%) use email. Since the Pew Internet Project began measuring adults’ online activities in the last decade, these two behaviors have consistently ranked as the most popular, even as new platforms, broadband and mobile devices continue to reshape the way Americans use the internet and web.”

  Pew: “Email and search form the core of online communication and online information gathering, respectively. And they have done so for nearly a decade, even as new platforms, broadband and mobile devices continue to reshape the way Americans use the internet and web. Perhaps the most significant change over that time is that both activities have become more habitual. … Perhaps surprisingly for an online activity that has been around for a while, search is most popular among the youngest adult internet users (those age 18-29), 96% of whom use search engines to find information online. But even among the oldest internet users (age 65+), 87% are search engine users. … Email is similar to search (and many other online activities) in that the youngest online adults, the college-educated, and those in the highest income categories are more likely than others to engage in the activity.“

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  Cell Phones « Wir sprechen Online. 09:38 on 17. August 2011 Permalink | Reply

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  Social Networking Adoption « Wir sprechen Online. 08:21 on 30. August 2011 Permalink | Reply

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  LBS Adoption « Wir sprechen Online. 07:40 on 7. September 2011 Permalink | Reply

  […] Pew: 28% of all American adults use mobile or social location-based services of some kind; http://eicker.at/LBSAdoption […]

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  Active Twitter Users « Wir sprechen Online. 09:55 on 10. September 2011 Permalink | Reply

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  Social Media Mobile « Wir sprechen Online. 10:28 on 22. October 2011 Permalink | Reply

  […] Social networking on-the-go: U.S. mobile social media audience grows 37% in the past year; http://eicker.at/SocialMediaMobile […]

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  Staying in Touch « Wir sprechen Online. 09:16 on 17. November 2011 Permalink | Reply

  […] Pew: Why do Americans use social media? – Well, obvious it’s all about staying in touch; http://eicker.at/StayingInTouch […]

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  2012 « Wir sprechen Online. 11:23 on 31. December 2011 Permalink | Reply

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