
People who search the web for the word Facebook are less affluent than those who search for Google Plus. But so what?

People who search the web for the word Facebook are less affluent than those who search for Google Plus. But so what?

Facebook enjoyed 162 million unique U.S. visitors during July. This marks the second month in a row of record high traffic.

A flurry of stories on social media traffic have us wondering how much time you’re really spending on Facebook compared to other sites.

We Latinos enjoy a sizzling connection with Facebook.

Here are ten countries in which at least 86 percent of the online population is on Facebook.

If you’ve got a smartphone in the U.S., there’s almost a one in five chance you checked into a location-based service this March.
More than one out of every four Americans who watched video online did so on Facebook in February.

Facebook ranks sixth for online video watching but has yet to monetize that audience.

Canadians spend more time online than users in any other country tracked by comScore.

Facebook is now the third most popular video website in the United States with 46.6 million unique viewers per month, according to new data from comScore.
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