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  1. FB and TWTR: Two Different Stories2018
  2. Social Media is not dominated by millennials2017
  3. 44 Percent of Americans Get Their News From Facebook2016
  4. Women Are Only 33 Percent of Facebook's Workforce2016
  5. Two Billion: The New Number For App Downloads2016
  6. Facebook Cannot Be The 'Facebook For X'2015
  7. Facebook Earns 51 Percent Of Ad Revenue Overseas2015
  8. The Next Whatsapp? This App Claims 549 Million Users Globally2015
  9. Pinterest Statistics: 42 Percent of Online Women Use Pinterest2015
  10. Stunning: One In Four American Neighborhoods Use Nextdoor2014
  11. Twitter Stats: 44% of Twitter Accounts Have Never Sent a Tweet2014
  12. Facebook Surprise: Companies’ Posts Now Reach Only 6% of Followers2014
  13. Facebook Statistics: 3 Million Teens Leave Facebook In 3 Years2014
  14. Wait A Minute. Apple Has No Data2013
  15. 35 Percent of Quora's Traffic Comes From India2013
  16. Snapchat Statistics: 350 Million Messages Every Day2013
  17. Whatsapp Statistics: 300 Million Monthly Active Users2013
  18. Facebook Is NOT The Most Frequently Used Smartphone App In The World2013
  19. Seriously, Shouldn't Facebook Be Paying Us?2013
  20. Facebook's Revenue Is Four Times That Of The New York Times2013
  21. Beat This Stat: 699 Million Daily Users For Facebook2013
  22. 'Never Settle For The Lowest Common Denominator'2013
  23. 27 Billion Messages In One Day: WhatsApp Creates A New Record2013
  24. Is Facebook Making 'The Netflix Mistake' ?2013
  25. Twitter Will Join The 'Billion Dollar Plus Sales' Club Soon After 20142013
  26. $2 Billion: What Facebook Paid Game Developers In 20122013
  27. YouTube Statistics: One Billion Monthly Active Users Now2013
  28. Which Country's Twitter Base Is Ballooning By 3,000 Percent Each Year?2013
  29. Twitter Statistics: 200 Mn Active Users, 400 Mn Tweets Sent Every Day2013
  30. Every Single Day, Facebook Eats Up All The Energy Of 'Content Generating' Users2013

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