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07-02-2019As was true in previous surveys of social media use by the Center, there are substantial age-related differences in platform use. This is especially true of In.…
04-30-2019The site has 126 million daily active users worldwide. A daily active user is defined as individuals who log into their account at least once per day from T...
04-09-2019As you might have heard, Facebook s recent algorithm changes mean that less of your organic content (non-paid content) is being seen by your audience. This m...
02-19-2019It s less about the day and more about highlighting the reason why major Awareness Days were created in the first place. We tend to use social media to hi...
10-04-2018Based on current data from the Pew Research Center:68% of Americans report being active Facebook users.74% of US Facebook users reporting using it at least onc.…
08-28-2018As we discussed in that post, the use of messaging platforms has exploded. While social media timelines and email inboxes are often congested, messaging platfo.…
03-21-2018Social media data can inform our communication activities. Yesterday, we spoke with Lee Rainie, director of the internet and technology research at the Pew Res.…
11-28-2017At HIV.gov, we strongly believe that social media and digital tools have a key role in our response to HIV in the United States. As we approach World AIDS Day..…
11-21-2017Recently, we hosted a Facebook Live discussion on how to use social media to promote awareness days, such as World AIDS Day. Our panelists offered excellent sug…