The Realtime Report

APRIL 9, 2014

.” A new report from the comScore Data Mine compares desktop vs. mobile usage for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Tumblr, Vine and Snapchat. Social Networking Stats: Complaints Total One-Fifth of Brand Interactions on Facebook, Twitter YouTube Commands 50% of Time Spent On Mobile Entertainment Apps.

Social Networking 178

Social Networking Mobile comScore Tumblr 178

The Realtime Report

SEPTEMBER 28, 2012

Twitter: over 500 million users. Instagram Tops Twitter In Daily Mobile Users. Smartphone owners in the US visited Instagram (from their smartphones) more frequently and for longer periods of time than they visited Twitter in August 2012, according to new comScore data (as reported by AllThingsD ). million for Twitter.

Social Networking 164

Social Networking Mobile Instagram Posterous 164

The Realtime Report

JANUARY 8, 2014

Just about everyone, based on the latest research from the comScore data mine. Twitter trails well at the back of the pack in New Zealand, attracting only 249 million users, well below Tumblr’s 447 million. Are you surprised that LinkedIn and Tumblr are so much more popular than Twitter in New Zealand? million Kiwis.

LinkedIn 142

LinkedIn Tumblr comScore Statistics 142

The Realtime Report

NOVEMBER 7, 2012

With this drop, Twitter now tops StumbleUpon’s share of traffic by a small margin of.22%. In June, comScore reported that traffic was down 24% from the previous year ( TechCrunch ).

StumbleUpon 190

StumbleUpon comScore URL Publishing 190

The Realtime Report

SEPTEMBER 14, 2012

Twitter: over 500 million users. ComScore reported last week that Instagram is the 56th most popular site in the US (via VentureBeat ). The #RLTM Scoreboard: Social Networking Stats for the Week. Facebook: 955 million active users. via Twopcharts. Qzone: 576 million active users. via TechCrunch. Sina Weibo: over 300 million users.

Social Networking 187

Social Networking Instagram comScore Tumblr 187

The Realtime Report

DECEMBER 12, 2012

The average time spent (compiled using publicly available data from comScore and Alexa) on the web declined 2.4%, from 72 minutes to 70 minutes year-over-year. A comparison of Flurry’s mobile app data with web usage indicates that US consumers spend more time in apps than surfing the web via desktop.

Mobile 173

Mobile comScore Foursquare Statistics 173