Teens Experiencing Facebook Fatigue ⇢

caterpillarcowboy:

soupsoup:

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One in five (19%) teenagers who have a @Facebook account no longer visit Facebook or are using it less. 

About 1/3 of those leaving are doing so because their parents or other “older people” are now on Facebook.

And, so, we can extrapolate that as even more old fogeys come on-board, even more kids will defect. Where are they going?

Source: soupsoup

Notes

  1. falconets reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    Yes, so get off that site and wait for GoogleMe.
  2. ttfe reblogged this from soupsoup
  3. simplisticecstasy reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
    I wonder what the new/next big hit will be…
  4. meesely reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    It was never that interesting in the first place. (But hey look it’s soupsoup.)
  5. mikehudack reblogged this from micahtcollins
  6. stoweboyd reblogged this from caterpillarcowboy and added:
    And, so, we can extrapolate that as even more old fogeys come on-board, even more kids will defect. Where are they...
  7. cflee reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    HAHAHAHAHA.
  8. wevelandedonthemoon reblogged this from soupsoup
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  12. peterandwendy reblogged this from ohhleary and added:
    Preech.
  13. unapologeticramblings reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd
  14. allisonandgeoffrey reblogged this from ericmortensen
  15. ericmortensen reblogged this from mikehudack and added:
    FB will end up being a retirement community. These teenagers’ parents and grandparents use FB today and they don’t...
  16. klmaa reblogged this from soupsoup
  17. streetwizard reblogged this from ztaylor
  18. micahtcollins reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    100% agree. Facebook fatigue hit me after about 18 months. I’m all but done with it. My personal feeling is that the...
  19. missmareck reblogged this from jayparkinsonmd and added:
    Grammar was telling me the other day that keds are checking their email something like 2 times per week and using...
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