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Teens join Twitter to escape parents on Facebook: survey

“Teens don’t tweet, will never tweet – too public, too many older users. Not cool.

That’s been the prediction for a while now, born of numbers showing that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter early on.

But then their parents, grandparents, neighbours, parents’ friends and anyone in-between started friending them on Facebook, the social networking site of choice for many — and a curious thing began to happen…..”

Full Story: Globe and Mail

Posted at 5:54am and tagged with: trends, social media, tech, technology, demographics,.

Teens join Twitter to escape parents on Facebook: survey
“Teens don’t tweet, will never tweet – too public, too many older users. Not cool.
That’s been the prediction for a while now, born of numbers showing that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter early on.
But then their parents, grandparents, neighbours, parents’ friends and anyone in-between started friending them on Facebook, the social networking site of choice for many — and a curious thing began to happen…..”
Full Story: Globe and Mail
  1. acculturatedlatina reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    Teenagers running from Facebook to Twitter to escape the ultimate in un-cool: parents. And they said it would never...
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  5. nickwindsor11 reblogged this from emergentfutures and added:
    Haha me.
  6. wildlywandering reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    Not surprising. But still worth noting.
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  11. river-of-constant-change reblogged this from world-shaker and added:
    They didn’t mention Tumblr. //mashable.com/2011/08/10/social-network-comparison/
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  17. moegamat1 reblogged this from thumbtribe and added:
    So very true!
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  20. biggergun reblogged this from emergentfutures and added:
    Kinda sorta a little VERY true
  21. midnightoilcreative reblogged this from emergentfutures and added:
    The growth of teens on Twitter exemplifies the interesting dynamic of Facebook as a social medium. Because of its mass...
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    emergentfutures:
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    una red con límite de edad por arriba. Prohibido...mayores de 25 :)
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