Some findings: 46% of Americans talked face-to-face with neighbors about community issues 21% discussed community issues over the telephone 11% read a blog dealing with community issues 9% exchanged emails with neighbors about community issues and 5% say they belong to a community email listserv 4% communicated with neighbors by text messaging on cell phones 4% joined a social network site group connected to community issues 2% followed neighbors using Twitter Read more at pewinternet.org http://bit.ly/9PqKTN
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Latest Posts
-
If you've ever worked in manufacturing, you know the gap. Your quality management system sits in the office, full of procedures and co...
-
More than a decade ago I arrived at a new job at Network Solutions that involved talking to customers and reported to a wonderful supe... -
Let's be real—nobody wakes up excited about CPQ software. But here's the thing: if you... -
We've all been there. You join a new team, inherit someone else's project, or need to figure out how a library actually works. What ...
No comments:
Post a Comment