Quick Study: Public Finds Social Networking Sites Politically Useful; Keurig and Skype Identified as ‘Breakaway Brands’


â–¶ Public Votes “Yes” for Social Media: A Pew Internet & American Life Project survey found that 36% of social networking site users say the sites are “very important” or “somewhat important” to them in keeping up with political news. Other survey highlights include:




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