Mobile telephony and Web 2.0 social media go hand in hand

Friday, June 25, 2010 by Samantha Singh

Drawing from research data from one of its syndicated studies, ZINC Research points to a strong correlation between these two phenomena [Web 2.0 and its  social media platforms, tools and applications].  The report’s highlights:

Mobile phone usage

71% of Canadians (70% of males and 73% of females) now use a mobile telephone;
The majority of these users are young adults (18-34 years old, 76%) and adults (35-54 years old, 73%), most of whom have a higher level of education (college, 74%, university, 73%).

Mobile Internet access

44% [of Canadian] mobile phone users can and do use their mobile phones to connect to the Internet;

The majority of mobile Internet users once again skew towards the two core adult segments (18-34, 58%, 35-54, 42%) and towards higher education levels (college, 46%, university, 44%); mobile Internet surfers tend to skew more male (46% compared to 41% of female users).

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Mobile telephony and Web 2.0 social media go hand in hand

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