Anderson Analytics surveyed 5,000 U.S. social media users in May and found only 29% of Facebook and LinkedIn users say they could “probably do without” the popular networks, while 35% said they could do without MySpace, and a more modest 43% thought life still worth living without Twitter. Rich survey includes demographics and behavioral data. Summary at MediaPost.
Posted in: Social Media Statistics
Tags: attitudes, behavior, demographics, Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Twitter
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Tonia is the founder of The Realtime Report, the host of the Realtime Conferences, and CEO of the Realtime Report’s parent company, Modern Media. When she’s not busy tweeting (@tonia_ries) or helping Modern Media clients innovate, she’s probably hanging out with her dog Milo. Tonia grew up in Germany and Belgium, and now lives in Montauk, New York.
