Teens Social Media And Health Nyph Dept 041009nn Amrevise
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This document summarizes research on teens' use of social media and communication technologies. It finds that most teens go online daily, own cell phones and music players, and use social media like Facebook to communicate with friends. Mobile phone ownership has increased dramatically in recent years. Teens prefer face-to-face communication but also use texting, social media messaging, and phone calls to stay in touch. Young adults age 18-31 also heavily use the internet, email, social media, and mobile phones, especially for texting. Many teens and young adults go online to research health topics.
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- 1. Teens and Social Media An Overview Amanda Lenhart New York Department of Health & Mental Hygiene April 10, 2009
- 4. Growth of internet use over time
- 12. What is twitter anyway?
- 13. Likelihood of Twitter use by age
- 22. Thank You! Amanda Lenhart [email_address] http://www.pewinternet.org
Editor's Notes
- Library access is particularly important to African American, and to a lesser extent E-S Hispanic students. One quarter of low income teens (HHI under $30K) and 25% of African American teens say they go online most often from school, compared to 15% of online teens overall. Fewer low SES and African American teens go online daily 53% of af-am, vs 67% of white teens 75% of high income teens go online daily, compared to 39% of low SES teens. Slight decrease in teens going online from home since we first asked – broader use/access and also wide variety of access points/mobile access. 57% of all Americans go online via broadband from home
- Nintendo DS image by Great Beyond – used courtesy of creative commons via flickr Mobile phone image by donknuth, used under creative commons via flickr Ipod shuffle image by nao-cha (of shuffle and coco) used under creative commons via flickr
- ComScore Media Metrix chart showing likelihood of twitter use as deviating from the mean.
- Overall number is newest from Feb 08 – other data is older Nov 07 Profile not nec on a social network – tho 90% are Not all SNS users have a profile – small 4-5% say they do not
- Data from writing survey (fall 2007) All activities down since Nov 2006 (one year earlier) – could be functionality of site, or site they use has changed, or it could signal fatigue with SNS.
- Nov 2007 data
- Nov-Dec 2008 data If we just look at age 18-24 (college age young adults) Email, news, and twitter numbers are similar SNS numbers higher – 83% for 18-24 IM slightly higher 63% for 18-24
- * Data from 2004.
- August 2006 data
- Video social networking: Seesmic, 12 seconds, tokbox…