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Time Spent on Social Networks Increases 82% in 2009

Futurelab (Jan 25 2010)
1. In December 2008, global consumers spent an average of just over three hours on social networks. In December 2009, they were spending over five and a half hours on average. An increase of 82%. (Read Full Article)
  
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