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80% of Children Under Age 5 are Online According to a new report released today by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center and Sesame Workshop nearly 80% of children between the ages of 0 and 5 use the Internet at least once per week. Children have always been a largely targeted demographic for ......
ComScore just released the 2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review, and they report that 12.3% of ALL TIME spent online is on Facebook. Read five other noteworthy ......
Wealthy Individuals More Likely To Use Social Media Than Most Americans In a Quick Poll study released last week, SEI found that 70% of high-net-worth individuals are users of social media websites -- a bigger number compared to the percentage of users in the general populace. Read the SEI press release for more information on the
Amount of Data Shared Online in 1 Week is More than Hubble Telescope in 20 Years What an incerdible statistic to stomach! We share more data in 168 hours than what the Hubble Telescope collected in 175k+ hours. Read more below: Cutting and pasting a URL into an email occurs 10 times more often than any other type of sharing....
How Cellphones Shape the Lives of College Students Mobile phones changed the way we do school. Today's featured article comes Mashable.com and showcases some interesting Statistics about college students and their mobile devices. Read more below: The majority of college students today use smartphones — although three-quarters don’t foot their own......
Lucky Woman Who Won Lottery Four Times Outed As Stanford University Statistics Phd This has nothing to do with advertising but is an extremely fascinating story we had to share. Or was it? ......
Three Traits Every CEO Needs No matter how successful or seemingly secure any business appears, there are no longer periods of calm seas for leaders in any industry. A broad statistic reinforces this fact emphatically: More than half the companies that were industry leaders in 1955 were still industry leaders in 1990.
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Shortly after the party I received an email with a link to the graph and decided it was 'blog' worthy. Correlation may not imply causation, but it sure can help us insinuate it. Need to prove something you already believe? ...
