Posts Tagged ‘Online Politics’
Reasons For Social Media Use, By Generation [TABLE]
Across US age groups, social media usage is common ground, but that commonality masks many differences in usage.
Read MorePolitical Twitter Is Not Representative Of The American Electorate [CHART]
For years now, Twitter has been an important platform for disseminating news and sharing opinions about U.S. politics, and 22% of U.S. adults say they use the platform. But the Twitter conversation about national politics among U.S. adult users is driven by a small number of prolific political tweeters.
Read MoreConsumer Attitudes Toward Brands' Social Media Behavior [CHART]
Nearly seven in 10 US internet users surveyed by social media analytics and monitoring service Sprout Social in April 2017 were annoyed when brands used slang on social media.
Read MoreRacist Searches By State [MAP]
Where do America’s most racist people live? ‘The rural Northeast and South,’ suggests a new study just published in PLOS ONE.
Read MoreSocial Media's Effect On Public Policy [CHART]
Nearly eight in 10 US internet users believe social media has at least some effect on public policy outcomes such as immigration and trade.
Read MoreAmerican Cultural Divide: 3 TV Shows' Popularity By Geography [MAPS]
The New York Times has analyzed Facebook data on the demographics of Americans who like 50 different television shows by way of illustrating America’s cultural divide.
Read MoreDevices Millennials Use To Do Political Research [CHART]
Millennials are more likely than their older counterparts to use their tablets, connected TVs—and especially their smartphones—to conduct political research.
Read MoreTypes Of Online Harassment [INFOGRAPHIC]
95 percent of all Americans consider incivility a problem. Seventy percent consider it a crisis, which is up from 65 percent in 2014.
Read MoreGoogle AdWords Benchmark Metrics By Industry [CHART]
The median click-through rate (CTR) in AdWords across industries is 1.91% on the search network.
Read MoreHow People Research Political Candidates [CHART]
TV news and TV debates are still the primary ways in which US internet users research and learn about political candidates prior to elections.
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