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Study: Women Love Social Media More Than Men (Unless It's LinkedIn)

Pew's stats bode well for all major platforms

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By Christopher Heine

December 30, 2013

Women use every major social media channel more than men—except for LinkedIn—according to a Pew Research study released today.

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Christopher Heine

Christopher Heine is a New York-based editor and writer.

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