Facebook and Twitter might be the most popular social networks, but there are other places to create and curate content, Pew Research has learned. Users are increasingly turning to Pinterest, Instagram, and Tumblr for photos and videos. In a study entitled, “Photos and Videos as Social Currency Online,” researchers Lee Rainie, Joanna Brenner, Kristen Purcell asked […]
ComScore | Nearly 66.9 million mobile users accessed social networks or blogs via mobile devices during March 2012 in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK, seeing a stronger growth rate of 43 percent. An analysis of the leading social networks showed that the growth rates from mobile users accessing social networks far outpaced growth rates […]
Facebook and Twitter Are Still Relatively Small Drivers for News Over all, just 9% of Americans very often follow news recommendations from Facebook or from Twitter on any of the three digital devices (computers, smartphones or tablets). That compares with more than a third, 36%, who very often go directly to news organizations on one […]
“Remain in charge, stave off potential predators and expand the company so quickly that no one can challenge the boss.” In other words, “Stick to it, don’t look back and always take leaps.”
Burcher’s data and Forrester suggest Japanese users are mostly [on social media] to watch, not create. [...] Burcher’s research is in line with a Forrester report that showed online consumers in emerging markets Brazil, China, India and Mexico used social media tools at least once-a-month, and also created more content than users in the West… More >> [...] […]
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The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) is embarking on a campaign it’s calling “$100 for 100 Years” to celebrate and honor the association’s upcoming centennial. Donations will help fund the James Tankard Book Award, Emerging Scholars Research Program and other efforts in media education, research and service TBD. In the honor of full disclosure, […]
