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Social Media AddictionThis article explains the results from a study done by Retrevo on how addicted people are to being connected to social media. Are you connected to the net 24 hours a day? Think about where you get your news from. Are you using Facebook while getting married or lying in bed? Read the article and determine where you stand in the social media audience members. Hooked on Facebook? You’re not alone. This Retrevo Gadgetology study examines obsessive social media site behavior.Online With One Eye Open Close to half of the people we surveyed admit to connecting while in bed, throughout the night, and first thing in the morning, with more of the under-25 crowd being twilight tweeters. Twitter vs. the Morning Show Can Regis, Roker and JuJu win over the 16% of social media users who digest their morning “news” on Facebook and Twitter? A Breed of Their Own iPhone owners stand apart from the rest, as they connect with Facebook and Twitter in more places, more often. Social Media Anonymous Can social media really be habit forming? Put this in your pipe: 56% of social media users need to check Facebook at least once a day, and 12% check in every couple of hours. Is This a Bad Time? We were curious if people minded being interrupted by messaging. We found over 40% didn’t mind at all. In fact, 32% said meals were not off limits, and 7% would even check messages during intimate moments. Conclusion If nearly half of social medialites have trouble sleeping without their Facebook, and then jump back on immediately in the morning, it just might warrant some sort of get-in-touch-with-your-emotions program off in the mountains somewhere. It also appears that social media may be chipping away at conventional sources of news , with many respondents saying tweets trump their LCD or Plasma TV for that morning cup of news.Article Tags: Social Media Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
ABOUT THE AUTHORAndrew Eisner, Retrevo's director of community and content and resident
hard core gadget enthusiast. Eisner comes to Retrevo from the world of
computer journalism. To find more information, see Plasma TV and LCD HDTV. For a
more detailed analysis, you can read
the full article here.
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