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Most Popular Sites For Health Information, July 2013 [CHART]

More than half of consumers named WebMD as their most accessed digital resource for health information.

This week: Charles Ramsey autotuned; Amy’s belligerent bakers; citizen drones, Red Robin burgers, and Mall of America’s Vines.

Google ranks as the top site, with 17.3% market share of visits.

Pew Internet & American Life project presentation that takes a look at museum marketing and how arts organizations are using online communications.

According to Nielsen, Americans on the web were most inclined to search, socialize, shop, browse or, of course, look things up on Wikipedia.

Facebook is the most common social media site used, with 99% of arts organizations saying that they have a profile on this site.

This infographic by Reputation Observer looks at the history of cloning an online business idea.

Statista created this infographic to illustrate the demise of the Encyclopedia Britannica at the hands of Wikipedia.

Customer satisfaction with social media sites has dipped by 1.4% year-over-year to a score of 69 on a 100-point scale.

An estimated 1 million workers have been paid between $1-2 billion for crowdsourcing projects.