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Why Most Facebook Users Get More Than They Give

Why Most Facebook Users Get More Than They Give

A report by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project finds that most Facebook users receive more attention from friends on Facebook than they give back when it comes to activities such as pressing the "like" button, trading messages, or tagging people in photos. The main reason is a segment of "power users" who contribute much more than the typical user does.

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The Pew Fiscal Analysis Initiative’s study of unemployment data from the fourth quarter of 2011 shows 4 million jobless workers were without work for a year or longer.

U.S. Long-Term Unemployment

The Pew Fiscal Analysis Initiative’s study of unemployment data from the fourth quarter of 2011 shows 4 million jobless workers were without work for a year or longer.

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Erik Olson

As director of food programs, Erik Olson works to limit the impact of foodborne illnesses, assess the risks associated with chemical additives in food, and improve the healthfulness of what kids are eating at school.

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