The Social Media Revolution: More Overwhelming Than You Think

By Greg Molyneux | Published May 8, 2010

Socialnomics unleashed a video on YouTube this week quantifying the overwhelming presence of social media. More than just expressing the obvious, the video below presents mind-boggling data reflecting a paradigm shift in the already prominent roll the internet plays in our daily lives.

If you still weren’t convinced Facebook owns you, think again. It would be the third largest country in the world and receives more daily pageviews than the once unconquerable Google.

Social media’s integration into our mobile lives is creating new ways for us to interface with the people and places that surround us.

Still think it’s just a fad?

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Greg Molyneux
Aspiring web designer with an ever growing appreciation of typography. My fascination for design is only trumped by my passion for history. Find me on Facebook and you should follow me on Twitter.

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