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Hispanics who use social media are much more likely to take advantage of customer service on their social networks, according to data from Nielsen research and NM Incite. Over 55 percent of Hispanic ...
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66% of internet users are Hispanic Delete the scoop?
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among those who are online who do not currently have a blog, one can see that those who prefer to communicate in Spanish are more likely than anyone else to say they are planning to have a blog within the next year, and those 50+ are the most ambitious in this respect than anyone else in their age group Delete the scoop?
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Background on the Pew Internet Project and its surveys of Hispanics | Pew Internet & American Life Project... Delete the scoop?
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Who's among the most active social networkers? Quite possible a Latino Boomer! Delete the scoop?
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There are currently 5.2 million Hispanics in the U.S. age 55 and older. Between 2008 and 2030 the Latino population aged 65 years and older will increase by 224 percent compared to a 65 percent increase for the white population aged 65 and older according to the annual Profile of Older Americans. Delete the scoop?
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On the other hand, older Hispanics, like older whites and African-Americans, are more likely than young Hispanics to have gone to a government Web site, booked a trip online, and sought information about health or medical issues. Delete the scoop?
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