New report suggests Twitter for pointless babble and lazy people! [kwiqq]
Posted on | September 25, 2009 | No Comments
Whilst Twitter is growing day on day, people are discovering new ways to use it. Many organisations and individuals have signed up to Twitter to promote and collaborate but a report published by Pear Analytics suggests that 40.55% of tweets are actually just pointless babble.
Another interesting fact is that 5% of the Twitterers contribute to 75% of the conversation. The rest are way too lazy or inactive, referred to as lurkers in social media.

You can read the complete report below:
Pear Analytics: Twitter Study – August 2009
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