from GovLoop by Paul Canning
17% of Twitter users vs. 12% of non-Twitter social media users had accessed social media from a washroom or toilet
New Crowd Science survey And how many are male and missing their aim? 11% of Twitter users admitted to accessing social media while driving in the preceding 30 days, compared to only 5% of other social media users (my emphasis)
To be reminded of the consequences of this very bad behaviour see my past post Texting + driving = death.
Twice as many Twitter users as non-Twitter social media users (8% to 4%) had accessed any social media from a theater during a movie or live performance (during the preceding 30 days).
Nearly three times as many Twitter users as other social media users have accessed social media from restaurants (31% vs. 12%) Can I say ‘potential violent reaction’? 41% of Twitter users prefer to contact friends via social media rather than telephone, compared with 25% of non-Twitter social media users, and 11% (vs. only 6% of those not using Twitter) actually prefer social media over face-to-face contacts.
Dying a lonely death? 14% of Twitter users said they have revealed things about themselves in social media that they wouldn’t under any other circumstances. Then again, 8% admitted to “frequently stretching” the truth about themselves online.
Nearly twice as many Twitter users than non-Twitter social media users say they update Twitter during work hours. Putting your job/career/marriage in jeopardy? What are we doing to ourselves people!?!
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