I am a sucker for uplifting videos about UK internet statistics. Tags: Charlie Osmond Internet marketing internet statisitcs Statistical survey statistics uk internet statistics Particularly if accompanied by a happy jingle and sprinkled with start-up success stories. It’s warming for us little-islanders to occasionally  feel important “ we’re on the map! &# And here’s a video that delivers just that. According to the film, produced by The Boston Consulting Group , “In the global internet league table, the UK sits at number six. MORE >>

” surveyed 210,000 US consumers ages 18 to 29. Social Media Statistics Millennials Scarborough Research social networking statisticsMillennials (ranging from 18-29 years old) now comprise one-fifth of American adults. This age group is 53% more likely than all U.S. adults to feel that social media sites are very important for finding information about news and current events, according to a new report from Scarborough Research. few highlights from the report: 60% of respondents had visited a friend’s page or profile during the previous 30 days. 41% posted a picture. MORE >>

But perhaps the change in these numbers is the more telling statistic: Facebook’s user base is getting older, while Twitter’s is getting younger. Compared to a similar survey 2.5 Are you surprised by any of these statistics? Social Media Statistics #RLTM scoreboard social networking statistics social networking statsThe #RLTM Scoreboard:  Social Networking Stats for the Week. Facebook: 955 million active users. via  CNET. Twitter: over 500 million users. via  Twopcharts. Qzone: 576 million active users. via  TechCrunch. via  Bloomberg Businessweek. MORE >>

Users are not happy with Facebook, according to a survey released today by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).  But Google+, a newcomer to the survey, tied for the highest score in the Social Media category. Social Media Statistics Customer Satisfaction Google PlusFacebook was already the lowest-scoring e-business company on the index, and this year suffered the largest decline in customer satisfaction, dropping 8% to a satisfaction level of only 61 (out of 100).  The average score in the Social Media category was 69, down 1.4% from last year.  MORE >>

useful survey from global PR firm Burson-Marsteller this week looks at the ways in which the Global Fortune 100 companies are using social media. The survey looked at 100 firms in the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America and examined how these firms are using social media. The survey highlights the ways in which these firms are using social media and is also insightful in terms of the tools and platforms (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or a corporate blog) they are using. Image by Robert S. Donovan via Flickr. Summary findings. Twitter. Facebook. posts per week. YouTube. MORE >>