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⌚️What Types of Media Take Up Most of Your Time? The time people spend with print newspapers and magazines has dwindled, with media #attention being dominated by the internet in 2019. That trend will only increase over the next two years, according to Zenith Media. Consumers have limited time and attention, pushing print to the side as they move onto digital channels. The daily time each consumer worldwide will spend on the #internet this year is forecasted to hit 170 minutes daily, roughly 3 hours a day. By 2021, consumers are estimated to spend 192 minutes per day on the internet. 🦅@PerspectiveIX via Statista.

📆Would you be on board with a new calendar year that had 13 equal sized months? 🦅@perspectiveix via reddit

Telegram is six years old!🥳 To celebrate, we locked six people in a room and gave them six hours to write this encyclopedia of Telegram (it took 24). https://telegram.org/blog/6-years

🎉 Happy Birthday #Telegram! Thank you for bringing us together. 🦅 [ @perspectiveix ]

😹Keep your keyboard safe! 🦅@PerspectiveIX via Reddit.

​​📊 Time Spent on Social Media On average global internet users spent 2 hours and 23 minutes on social media per day, though trends differed widely by country. In around half of the markets that Global Web Index surveyed, #SocialMedia use had shrunk or plateaued in Q1 2019 when compared with 2018 figures. Emerging markets continue to spend the most time on social networks during a typical day. This could be driven by the younger demographics of these markets, with the 16 to 24-year-old segment driving growth globally. The Philippines spent the most time connected to social networks, devoting just over four hours a day to the digital sphere. Nigeria, Mexico, and Turkey all typically spent over three hours a day on social media sites. Some of the more developed markets show signs of plateau which, in part, could be driven by the older demographics of these countries. During a typical day in Japan, people spend less than an hour staying connected digitally. Consequently, Japan also has one of the lowest birth rates in the world. Germany posts only slightly higher numbers, with users going on social media for just over an hour every day, while the UK and the US both spent closer to two hours per day engaging with social media. As digital habits evolve, marketers and advertisers need to stay abreast of industry and demographic trends as the social media markets mature and become saturated in certain regions and countries. 🦅@PerspectiveIX via Statista.

📉Facebook losing the battle for Customer Satisfaction Pinterest keeps its top place for another year with 80% customer satisfaction rate in 2019, with no changes from 2018. Snapchat's customer satisfaction rate was measured for the first time (by ASCI) in 2019 at 71%, just below the #SocialMedia average at 72%. After the #CambridgeAnalytica scandal, it comes as no surprise that #Facebook is still struggling to revive its plummeting reputation, scoring the worst out of all platforms. They were also accused of dispersing disinformation, censoring political speeches and allowing foreign interference in the US 2016 election and Brexit. #️⃣#Pinterest#Snapchat#Twitter#YouTube#Wikipedia#Instagram#LinkedIn#Tumblr 🦅@PerspectiveIX

🤔About the rebranding... #Facebook to add "from Facebook" to the names of #Instagram and #WhatsApp. 📖 Read more about the story here. 🦅@PerspectiveIX via joyoftech.

📱Top Countries Worldwide for Q2 2019 by App Downloads The country with the largest number of new app installs in Q2 2019 was India 🇮🇳 with approximately 5.4 billion first-time downloads, reaching a new milestone in the quarter, up 13% from 4.8 billion in Q1 2019. The second-ranked country in terms of worldwide app downloads in Q2 2019 was the United States 🇺🇸 with three billion new installs. The next highest performing country was Brazil 🇧🇷, followed by Indonesia 🇮🇩 and Russia 🇷🇺. #️⃣#mobile#iOS#Android 🦅@PerspectiveIX via SensorTower.

😂How my internet works! 🦅@PerspectiveIX via Reddit/u/NavdeepSinghThind.