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Statista Workplace Survey collected the data from 1,021 full- and part-time employees across the US.
Twitter and YouTube were also frequently blocked by companies on their networks to keep their workers focused.
About 11 percent said that they can't get on Pinterest at work.
Source: ANI
About 11 percent said that they can't get on Pinterest at work.
Source: ANI
Study Examines Difference Between Facebook Quitters and Its Users
A new report has attempted to explain how people belonging to a social networking counter movement differ from Facebook users in several key ways.
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 Facebook Releases Its Regional Usage Data in an Attempt to Attract More AdvertisersNew figures released by Facebook show that more than 128 million users from the US and over 24 million British users visit its site every day. | Advertisement
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Your Facebook Addiction can be Detected by a Part of Your Brain
A new study revealed how an individual's intensity of Facebook use can be detected by an activity in the reward-related area of the brain
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