Young adults spend the equivalent of one month per year on social networks: Newad

MONTREAL – Canadians aged 18-to-34 surpass the total Canadian adult population in their use of the web, mobiles and social networks, according to a survey conducted on behalf of Newad.The survey polled 2943 Canadians between January 3 – 11, 2011 to help zero in on the habits of young adults. It found that 88% of 18-to-34 year-old Internet users have a Facebook account, (19% higher than the total Canadian adult population), and 27% have a Twitter account, (80% more than the total Canadian adult population). Even LinkedIn is slightly more popular with this age group (13%) than with all adults...