Friday, 8 May 2009

60 percent of Brits are addicted to social networking

Vodafone has just released the results of a survey which show that 60% of Brits are addicted to social networking. 10% also said that it would ruin their day if they didn´t get access to social networking sites on the move.

Vodafone have even created a new term for such a person - a "Twitterphiliac" is "someone who is addicted to social networking and suffers from uncontrollable urges to update their status - i.e. Tweeting, verb, to twitterbate".

In addition, according to the YouGov survey, 70% of all British women use social networks, compared to 50% of men, but men are 10% more likely to access social networks on the move than women.

Read the full article here.

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