Click: What millions of people are doing online and why it matters

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02 October 2008According to Bill Tancer, General Manager of Hitwise,
"As social networking traffic has increased, visits to porn sites have decreased." His theory is that "young users spend so much time on social networks that they don?t have time to look at adult sites."

The first chapter, of Click: What millions of people are doing online and why it matters is called, "PPC - Porn, Pills and Casinos" and is available here

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