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This shift has primarily been driven by Facebook, whose greatest growth has come from people aged 35-49 years (+24.1 million). From December 2007 through December 2008, Facebook added almost twice as many 50-64 year old visitors (+13.6 million) than it had under-18 year old visitors (+7.3 million).
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People prefer the clean, controlled, multimedia and publicly social experience of social networking communication over the relatively open, individualistic and spammy medium of email.
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Mariko Hayashida様々なウェブサイトでのオンライン滞在時間をトラッキングするNielsen Onlineの調査によると、2008年、SNSとブログには個人的なEメールよりも多く時間が費やされたことがわかった。ショッキングではないが、ウェブの歴史上重要なポイントとなる。特にこの調査ではFacebookにおいて若者よりも年齢の高い層で大きく伸びていることが明らかになった。
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10 Mar 09
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People prefer the clean, controlled, multimedia and publicly social experience of social networking communication over the relatively open, individualistic and spammy medium of email. The fact that there is effectively no data portability allowing communication archives to be ported from one social network to another as there is with email doesn't appear to be bothering people in the short term.
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my serendipities"for young people, email is how you communicate with elders in formal situations, while social networks and SMS are the preferred method of communication among peers. Nielsen found, however, that Facebook in particular saw greater growth among older peopl
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09 Mar 09
Hans Henrik H HemingSocial Networking Now More Popular Than Email, Report Finds; primarily driven by Facebook
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Tom DaccordSocial Networking Now More Popular Than Email, Report Finds; primarily driven by Facebook
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jakks Nielsen Online, an analytics firm that tracks time spent online at various websites, has issued a report finding that throughout 2008 social networking sites and blogs saw more ...
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Henry ThieleNielsen Online, an analytics firm that tracks time spent online at various websites, has issued a report finding that throughout 2008 social networking sites and blogs saw more time spent by users than personal email. While not shocking, the finding does mark an important point in the history of the web.
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