The recent Pew/Internet Millennials report suggests that young people are far more connected than any other age group. They are 50% more likely to have created a social networking profile, 40% more likely to use Twitter and nearly four times as likely to have made a video of themselves. They’re also avidly mobile – with 41%
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You don’t need to be a technical genius or have to hack into Google’s servers to make sure that your online representation shows your good side. All you need is to be diligent; create a plan and stick to it. New data from Pingdom on the age of social network users confirms the rumours. They are mostly quite old, or they lie a lot about their age. You’ll have seen this word flying about recently and it’s time for some explanations. Err… don’t you mean ‘publically’? [’publicly’ if you’re American] No. Well, in some ways, yes, I do. Let me explain. In the past, there has been an assumption that privacy was the default state of human existence. It was only when New data from Nielsen confirms what you probably already know. Traffic to and time spent on social networking sites has boomed over the last two years. As the charts below show, people across the world are spending around five-and-a-half hours per month on social networking sites compared to just over two hours at the Late December and early January see the seasonal appearance of a popular type of blog post: ‘My Predictions for [Next Year]’. They’re a great stock-in-trade because you can say whatever you like and nobody can prove you wrong until the end of the following year, by which time everyone’s forgotten. I’ve written a couple in the |             | |||
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