WASHINGTON - The same-sex lover, whether gay or lesbian, it is an active blog readers than heterosexual people. They even easier to join the social networking.
Quoted by the Straits Times, Wednesday (14/07/2010), a survey conducted by Harris Interactive found if 54 percent of the total respondents who said gays and lesbians are blog readers, compared with heterosexual respondents only 40 percent who claimed to be an active blog readers .
Harris Interactive national survey involving 2412 adults in the U.S.. 271 people of whom identify themselves as gay or lesbian. The survey was conducted at 14 to 21 June.
Thirty-six percent of gays and lesbians surveyed said they read the news and events from the blog, whereas heterosexual adults who do that only 25 percent.
Twenty-five percent of gays and lesbians say they read entertainment and pop culture from the blog compared with 16 percent of heterosexuals. While 22 percent said they read political blogs compared to only 14 percent of the heterosexuals who read political news on the blog.
Tourism and travel related blogs are also more popular among gays and lesbians, where approximately 16 percent of them claimed to be a loyal reader of travel blogs than heterosexuals that only eight percent.
As many as 73 percent of gays and lesbians say they are members of Facebook, compared with 65 percent of heterosexuals. While gay men who have MySpace accounts, only 32 per cent compared to 22 percent of heterosexuals. Gay and lesbian also belongs to your network account in amounts greater than their heterosexual counterparts, respectively 22 percent and 16 percent.
In the same survey, approximately 29 percent of gays and lesbians say they are using Twitter mikroblogging services compared with 15 percent of heterosexual respondents.
In fact, 50 percent of gays and lesbians said they visit social networking sites at least once a day compared with 41 percent of heterosexual respondents.
Quoted by the Straits Times, Wednesday (14/07/2010), a survey conducted by Harris Interactive found if 54 percent of the total respondents who said gays and lesbians are blog readers, compared with heterosexual respondents only 40 percent who claimed to be an active blog readers .
Harris Interactive national survey involving 2412 adults in the U.S.. 271 people of whom identify themselves as gay or lesbian. The survey was conducted at 14 to 21 June.
Thirty-six percent of gays and lesbians surveyed said they read the news and events from the blog, whereas heterosexual adults who do that only 25 percent.
Twenty-five percent of gays and lesbians say they read entertainment and pop culture from the blog compared with 16 percent of heterosexuals. While 22 percent said they read political blogs compared to only 14 percent of the heterosexuals who read political news on the blog.
Tourism and travel related blogs are also more popular among gays and lesbians, where approximately 16 percent of them claimed to be a loyal reader of travel blogs than heterosexuals that only eight percent.
As many as 73 percent of gays and lesbians say they are members of Facebook, compared with 65 percent of heterosexuals. While gay men who have MySpace accounts, only 32 per cent compared to 22 percent of heterosexuals. Gay and lesbian also belongs to your network account in amounts greater than their heterosexual counterparts, respectively 22 percent and 16 percent.
In the same survey, approximately 29 percent of gays and lesbians say they are using Twitter mikroblogging services compared with 15 percent of heterosexual respondents.
In fact, 50 percent of gays and lesbians said they visit social networking sites at least once a day compared with 41 percent of heterosexual respondents.
