Women, Blogging and Social Media - Numbers Don't Lie

A new infographic from the Pew Research Project for Excellence in Journalism puts the shift in news consumption to tablet devices in quantifiable perspective.

Forget the Nook, Amazon's Kindle Fire has already blown that tablet device away with 335% growth in Google search interest during the last quarter of 2011 compared to the Nook's 150% search interest growth.

According to a recent report published on eMarketer, the U.S. online video audience is expected to grow to 190 million people by 2012. That's 88% of the entire online audience.

In its ninth annual study, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism has released the 2012 State of the News Media report, and while the future of print newspapers is unsurprisingly bleak, the future for mobile is bright.

The SEO Ranking Factors - Rank Correlation 2013 from Searchmetrics has been released, and social media now takes center stage in SEO ranking.

The Adobe Digital Index State of Mobile Benchmark report, which tracked mobile browsing habits of more than 150 million visits to greater than 1,500 global websites between January 2012 and February 2013, has been released.

What will be hot and what won't be in social media marketing for 2015? It's that time of year and everyone is publishing their thoughts online, but let's go beyond opinions and conjecture to look at some facts based on user behavior.

New research from bitly gives social media links a 3-hour lifespan. In other words, if the content links you publish on Twitter, Facebook, and other social sites aren't shared within 3 hours, the opportunity is already lost.

Technorati has released its annual report that analyzes the world of blogging with the 2011 State of the Blogosphere (click to see 2010 and 2009 results), and the results show some distinct differences between hobby bloggers and professional and corporate bloggers.