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::: This is gonna be the first time I say this to anyone besides an Evolutionist or a Liberal but Aschlafly.. PROVE IT! [[User:MHarris|MHarris]]
::: This is gonna be the first time I say this to anyone besides an Evolutionist or a Liberal but Aschlafly.. PROVE IT! [[User:MHarris|MHarris]]
== Facebook problems seem to be a small societal issue ==
Facebook problems seem to be a small societal issue. I cite: "Back in June 2009, Nielsen estimated that the average U.S. user spent four hours and 39 minutes on Facebook per month. That’s about 9.3 minutes per day in a 30-day month. In August, that number rose to five hours and 46 minutes, or 11.5 minutes per day."[http://mashable.com/2010/02/16/facebook-nielsen-stats/]
Here is the stats for TV watching and it seems people watch far more TV:
"Nielsen polled about 2,600 people who said they watched videos online in the first three months of the year, and divided them into fifths based on how much they watch. The fifth that watched the most video online consumed nearly 19 minutes a day, and also watched the least amount of television, at about four hours and 32 minutes a day. The fifth that watched the least online video _ at less than a tenth of a minute a day _ watched the most TV at 4 hours and 50 minutes.
Nielsen said such a finding doesn't indicate that people are about to drop their pay TV packages to watch video only online, a notion known as "cord cutting." About 91 percent of TV households still paid for a TV subscription in the first quarter, and most of the changes had to do with people switching between cable, telephone and satellite companies.
Overall, TV viewing crept up by 0.2 percent from a year ago to 158 hours and 47 minutes a month, while video watching on the Internet jumped 35 percent to 4 hours and 33 minutes per month. Watching on mobile devices such as smartphones rose 20 percent to 4 hours and 20 minutes a month."[http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011/jun/15/us-nielsen-online-viewing/] [[User:Conservative|conservative]] 19:23, 16 June 2011 (EDT)