Consumer Attitudes
Americans' Historic Touchstones By Race [TABLE]
Blacks are the only demographic group in which any other historic event challenges the prominence of Sept. 11 in importance.
Read MoreAmerican Cultural Divide: 3 TV Shows' Popularity By Geography [MAPS]
The New York Times has analyzed Facebook data on the demographics of Americans who like 50 different television shows by way of illustrating America’s cultural divide.
Read MoreAmericans' Historic Touchstones By Generation [TABLES]
Shared experiences define what it means to be an American. The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks were such a unifying event for modern Americans.
Read MoreWho The Public Blames For Spread Of Fake News [CHART]
Fully 45% say government, politicians and elected officials have a great deal of responsibility for the spread of fake news.
Read More71% Of Americans Report Seeing Fake News [CHART]
Nearly one-in-three U.S. adults (32%) say they often see fake political news online, while 39% sometimes see such stories and 26% hardly ever or never do.
Read MoreUse Of Ad Blockers [CHART]
More than one-quarter of US internet users claim they have used an ad blocker on their desktop or laptop.
Read MoreDigital Device Addiction By Age [CHART]
More than half of internet users are addicted to their digital devices—and it’s most common among younger users.
Read MoreFreelance Nation [INFOGRAPHIC]
Up to 162 million people in Europe and the United States—or 20 to 30 percent of the working-age population—engage in some form of independent work.
Read MoreConsumer Attitudes Toward Brands That Use Emojis [CHART]
More brands are using emojis in their messaging than a year ago, and most mobile phone users have a positive perception of brands that do so.
Read MoreWhat Millennial Women Want [INFOGRAPHIC]
This infographic is based on research from CafeMedia that takes a deeper look at what the segment values most when it comes to work, money, and experiences.
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