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Credit TalkTalk: Digital Antropology Report 2009 Published

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Many companies out there are researching digital usage and trying to undersand how we are all using digital technology in our daily lives — but few publish their findings as part of their marketing and brand building effort.  Talk Talk has.

The Digital Anthropology Report 2009 is a well thought out and easy to digest publication. 

Interestingly it also proves an point we’ve all intrinsically believed and is typically referred to by some variant of the pareto rule:  E-ager Beavers that love downloading and reading and searching but can’t be bothered to upload, run a blog or comment heavily like Digital Extroverts are the largest tribe.  And the lurkers outnumber the publishers 3 to 1. 

Written by JMB

October 31st, 2009 at 11:08 am

4 Responses to 'Credit TalkTalk: Digital Antropology Report 2009 Published'

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  1. Excellent post, bookmarked the site with interest to see more!

    Monica

    23 Sep 10 at 11:41 am

  2. Well said, I could not agree more with you on this issue. I think your blog is very popular on this topic judging by all the other comments posted to it. I just wanted to leave a comment to appreciate your hard work.

  3. Thanks for sharing your well written post, it was well worth the read.

    Gina Rivers

    20 Dec 10 at 10:20 am

  4. Nice post along with a great blog layout, nice job. I found this article had exactly the information I was looking for and I will definately be returning! Thanks for an interesting coffee break.

    Johnson Raisley

    16 Jan 11 at 4:25 am

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