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Archive for May 21, 2019

Social Channels Used By Generation V & Millennials, 2017-2019 [CHART]

By David Erickson | May 21, 2019
Chart: Social Channels Used By Generation V & Millennials, 2017-2019

The latest Infinite Dial report from Edison Research and Triton Digital reveals that 61% of respondents ages 12 and older report using Facebook, down from a peak of 67% in 2017. But while Facebook usage is on the decline, Instagram is rising.

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