Survey says: Nearly 40% of American parents let pre-teens run loose on the web
Sometimes you just get some data across your desk that makes you lose faith. Do parents care what their kids are doing online?
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Research shows that Pinterest is big, it’s bad, and it’s for real
A new report from the Social Habit focuses on new research focused on Pinterest and if you weren’t a “pinner” before, it might be time to get in the game.
Why do rich people get better service on the web?
Exclusive new research shows conclusively that high-income Americans get better service through social media channels. But why?
Do you wake-up with Facebook? (Most do!)
New research from The Social Habit reveals some curious social media viewing behaviors!
Social Media ROI – You’re looking in the wrong place
A new study reveals that the real ROI for social media is applying it to communication, collaboration, and market research across large companies.
Study shows social media usage surging at large companies
Social media use continues to rise at the Fortune 500 companies.
Social Media ROI — Not just for the big companies
How does a small business get to the heart of what is really working in social media? Here’s one way to get an answer.
Universities are out to prove the ROI of social media
In many respects colleges are out in the lead of social media usage and are starting to see measurable results.
Social Media, Conflicting Data, and the Search for Truth
The state of social media research is appalling. It’s time to do something about it.
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