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Pew Internet & American Life Project
Bi-Monthly Newsletter
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Teens and social media

February 16, 2011

In This Issue

Recent presentations
Teens and Social Media
Infographic: Cell phones
Upcoming Reports & Presentations
Future of Cloud Computing

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Recent Presentations
How social can news get? [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLveQq4IBVdASQusaFnXc_AQcWMJ-ouRejBOSWo_N-Oa0QfGKAMuL0-Z_L3A2tjCnZL7jFlnchD2MqioES21j4o6Rq3JgG1c4ybbfKq6CIfIcxE_7qsTDNc1Z1jeJRFUD3ImyRYF1GxNk8_P6AaAMTUx7HFowuGAmzhCJs5YdHNcUzw==]
Lee Rainie [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvdHLiEdb6NYK36kgFFxqu-IMNxl1_Sl7m3LTvQQNLixfIvRVeTtd6iq3AT9ClxnPJ6qBJDxmAxaLie2flg99WaZfYcIbKqwkh7nLVmNmHJFCZbJEPzbd5_Y1JtaYNQXwFV6qAZYRufV5g==],
Jan 18

Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Internet Project, discusses the Project's latest
findings at the SoCon11 conference. He goes through trends in social media use
in the last five years of the Project's data. He explores how the turn to pervasive,
participatory, personal, and portable news changes the way news consumers and producers
behave and think about the role of news in their lives. Click here to view his slides
from the event » [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLveQq4IBVdASQusaFnXc_AQcWMJ-ouRejBOSWo_N-Oa0QfGKAMuL0-Z_L3A2tjCnZL7jFlnchD2MqioES21j4o6Rq3JgG1c4ybbfKq6CIfIcxE_7qsTDNc1Z1jeJRFUD3ImyRYF1GxNk8_P6AaAMTUx7HFowuGAmzhCJs5YdHNcUzw==]
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About the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project
The Pew Internet & American Life Project is an initiative of the Pew Research Center
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a nonprofit "fact tank"that provides information on the issues, attitudes and trends
shaping America and the world. The Pew Internet & American Life Project explores
the impact of the internet on children, families, communities, the work place,
schools, health care and civic/political life. Support for the project is provided
by The Pew Charitable Trusts [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvfxNXJ8Ba5ynN9kidadDS-NVqzWNyXzNwDp2CXsvtBkNBWwuOzTZTy4zI_lGF2USBE0jF9t9jqOFIWa5Kpvo-_JrpJiqxcrW-P1RWsHjUSiGg==].
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Featured Presentation: Trends in Teen Communication and Social Media Use [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcTbtyp0k_DpbyFy-1h-I2fgTUNM54wM9sFrEo8RfActBldAtX33O7q-7S8Fy6yrXZ3Gxbp-_Fbbl4ylH1NvttyjDfi8P7vG_f2X0Bj0FgFXhSS3I1EdikoXSIF-i4YPCwx_raz7RAp6Whs3E78fRApMTPhI0veMnhGZYMdsUo_FA9-ze-aZziq]

Girl Scouts [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcTbtyp0k_DpbyFy-1h-I2fgTUNM54wM9sFrEo8RfActBldAtX33O7q-7S8Fy6yrXZ3Gxbp-_Fbbl4ylH1NvttyjDfi8P7vG_f2X0Bj0FgFXhSS3I1EdikoXSIF-i4YPCwx_raz7RAp6Whs3E78fRApMTPhI0veMnhGZYMdsUo_FA9-ze-aZziq]

Infographic: A closer look at generations and cell phone ownership [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcFGZ--3tbDy4QDJ3kvAw31XdS4eS0p3DWI3J6vZ_xAR0YqW6fvrtrutihg-rW29zvPkp4ZdYNfoWymO_aJUZJuCjVbxT9kFTF4p3exwIkfQ3vl51rz3b7b3ElqEGRBAP-fTkS8Lwkd2lvsV5vF60PC9YW0bIycY9p15Au4hke7ZbEsNUrYSyU5]

Cell phones and generations [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcFGZ--3tbDy4QDJ3kvAw31XdS4eS0p3DWI3J6vZ_xAR0YqW6fvrtrutihg-rW29zvPkp4ZdYNfoWymO_aJUZJuCjVbxT9kFTF4p3exwIkfQ3vl51rz3b7b3ElqEGRBAP-fTkS8Lwkd2lvsV5vF60PC9YW0bIycY9p15Au4hke7ZbEsNUrYSyU5]Eighty-five
percent of Americans age 18 and older own a cell phone, and one-third (33%) of
those who do not own a cell phone live in a household with at least one working
mobile phone. This means that overall, overall, 90% of all adults live in a household
with at least one working cell phone. This infographic is based on data from our
recent report Generations and Their Gadgets [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvfNh11p7tqs43GRA-XRYlTfwl4MHd-QvVubhIuEwt5ewtldW2meG3_iHu41xgmqrpGU0krfVpKAQN2PBb6jvrFXRIBjDSg1M2c6JILynuFpSlakpWFq_El6_l7vVPxpfjgP6NMPReQGFO6ezkZWxAuqNFoNS1kef8g=].

These findings are based on a survey of 3,001 American adults (ages 18 and older)
conducted between August 9 and September 13, 2010. The margin of error is +/- 3
percentage points. Interviews were conducted in English and Spanish, and the survey
included 1,000 cell phone interviews.
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Upcoming Presentations
Report | February 28 | Peer-to-peer health
A new report from Susannah Fox [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvfZhvIT8AGL3FXJZtpQXENZj-VUg48Z1nnZtV61Y16RcIy3rJPKTcEZWJFouJaYA45auhOfDqjq3aMcKYpb07H8S_5mLLkosky2IPULJ8bjcNGHqFRqvL0MCbDHncOCXSSfYMwl0NL87Q==]
examines how people, especially those living with rare disease, use online connections
to supplement professional medical advice.
Presentation | March 1 | Knight Foundation - Media Learning Seminar [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcgjY6V4ShGz4kNNTWKNo-DqSCKz8anqm4vJZwGmNOv0kI6q5IqYP10zjBQEVkd-4upXZ88PBYYLEkXfPEmR6o_s5g1mw4COeJBGJTFwiopigmsQ8J5-iUMIcQUCIj6dmDnK5t7R0Gq_Aeoeb32-FUOsTH4izjoEd9uSpYeGwfylb93IllW49fFUFj786JnXW6W2UWo-MUYxg==]
Lee Rainie joins Mayur Patel of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and Barbara
Kibbe and Tony Siesfeld of the Monitor Institute in discussing new research findings
about the information ecosystem of communities. The material will be presented
to leaders of community foundations at the Media Learning Seminar. The new research
looks at citizen experiences and attitudes in Macon, Philadelphia, and Santa Clara
about local media and institutions. It explores the ways local news organizations,
governments, libraries, and other anchor institutions are serving the information
appetites of their communities.
Presentation | March 7 | Networked Individuals, Networked Libraries [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvd2K0XVXra9vmvc2Pxtys8yOLlx4sU3evXNzwnaz9ZwIN8OnFNArUgbvcK_tkz8SwBadOgbuqiN_svGceJxqaswtkXPMlxiaA_7RSYZBfozfXi4VEml8NZpdMZnMYuxm5PvhDu-4OnhRBdyoZOG9lLoR0__S3jQuKhRm05NArlpYdZsRjoPuIiZ]
Lee Rainie will address the annual conference of LAUNC-CH, university librarians
in North Carolina. He will discuss the latest research from the Project about the
way Americans use the internet and their cell phones. He will explore how revolutions
in social networking and technology adoption have changed the way people access,
share, and create information and the way that libraries can adapt to this new
information ecology to "stay vital" to their users.
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Future of the Internet: The future of cloud computing [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLveSRRnmCbwyOZvq46fsIYt9GpmU7SuIaqWSCwLq4GiPArcFPRpT7yzAJ6QGDIP3s9Lx6kY-HvSD1KlGlViC_ymgQ4eRnD43GlcSd3QjW0EI2M0tDG0iMJkxczYqOhBYjFiS1XdU7JfGbnIG65bDWPDZO-OulIglGQ5jUkG_G2JzCg==]

"Forget PCs: we'll be wanting smaller, truly portable devices to access all the
glory in the cloud. Here's another prediction: [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=8fjbltcab&et=1104539900386&s=12636&e=001iA53W4DvLvcbSBdDbtDizfFzmldbIWp8Egqx3xsw-hF97DHNWwGyVK2XDr8Wd95V-zkbA4FfvbiRLFwG4zp6KeHa6_gRuyqySMpjoLacm_kyoWTl59SAjNI9I9hW2cYgyx-7TOzTJpt7O8T8rCGYnSBDvPlM790r2f-i6C-nUMtmaHvDUqo4aFbN83Bsb8ZjcWNxg8gmRHFyooOX565IcVNJoCROFG7z]
We won't call it the 'cloud,' because it will be everywhere at once - both local
and distant, both shapeless and hard-edged. We won't need a word for it." - Susan
Crawford, former member of President Obama's National Economic Council, now on the
law faculty at the University of Michigan

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