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A new Pew Internet publication looks at how Americans use social network sites like Twitter to keep friends, family and/or total strangers updated about their lives. As of Dec 2008, 11% of online American adults have used a microblogging service like Twitter. Not surprisingly, age has a lot to do with [...]
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This isn’t new, but it’s still interesting. I ran across this test the other day when I was on the Pew Internet & American Life Project website: the Internet Typology Test. I’m an omnivore. Reading the description, I think I need to get a life.
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