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Bobbi L. Newman

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    • Bobbi Newman for ALA Councilor-At-Large 2011
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Tag: statistics

Ebook Readership Increases, Still Only 21%

Before you get too excited about the 21% who have read an ebook in the last year compared it with the 22% who reported not reading a book at all. That compares with 22% who told us they had not read a book in the previous 12 months or didn’t answer a book-reading question in … Continue reading Ebook Readership Increases, Still Only 21% →

Bobbi Newman eBooks 3 Comments April 5, 2012 4 Minutes

Social Media is the Biggest Shift Since the Industrial Revolution

Bobbi Newman Social Media, Video 6 Comments May 11, 2010 1 Minute

Some interesting and useful Twitter Stats

Influential Marketing has a post with some useful stats  from the Sysomos report on Twitter.  I wonder why Tuesday is the most active day. hmmm.  There is more information on the orginal post and you download the full report if you're inclined 21% (One Fifth) of Twitter accounts are empty placeholders. Nearly 94% of all … Continue reading Some interesting and useful Twitter Stats →

Bobbi Newman Twitter 5 Comments August 4, 2009 1 Minute

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  • This Is What A Librarian Looks Like
  • Library Day in the Life Project
  • Librarian by Day Notebook
  • Privacy in Libraries in the Digital Age
  • Libraries and Transliteracy

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