{"id":2182,"date":"2008-01-15T06:14:41","date_gmt":"2008-01-15T13:14:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.web-strategist.com\/blog\/2008\/01\/15\/some-twitter-users-prefer-browser-experience-a-quick-and-dirty-poll\/"},"modified":"2008-01-17T07:02:36","modified_gmt":"2008-01-17T14:02:36","slug":"some-twitter-users-prefer-browser-experience-a-quick-and-dirty-poll","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/web-strategist.com\/blog\/2008\/01\/15\/some-twitter-users-prefer-browser-experience-a-quick-and-dirty-poll\/","title":{"rendered":"Some Twitter Users Prefer Browser Experience (A quick and dirty poll)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Summary<\/strong>
\nI asked my Twitter network (2813 sample) the following question: “How do you access Twitter? A) Browser B) Client (like snitter) C) from mobile. Use Percents. Me? A) 80% B) 5% C)15%. I’ll post results<\/em>” <\/p>\n

I received 106 responses, and most use a browser to access Twitter, followed by a client, and then mobile. <\/p>\n

Methodology<\/strong>
\nThis was a single tweet<\/a> survey, (5 seconds) and I copied all the responses, put into this post, consider this equivalent to ‘raise your hand if you X’ type of methodology, there’s value from it’s rapid turn around, but don’t put too much weight into this. <\/p>\n

I waited over 24 hours for all responses to come in, copied them into a spreadsheet, and manually sorted (30 minutes) read every response, and put into four buckets. I then dropped them in to wordpress, and applied an ordered list (dynamiclly numbers them so I don’t have to), and wrote this post up (another 30 minutes). <\/p>\n

Privacy: Any tweets that were marked private (red lock) I removed their name, same thing with direct messages. If you want to self identify, just leave a comment.<\/p>\n

Discrepancies<\/strong>
\nSome may have used m.twitter (a light version of twitter in HTML suitable for mobile access) as a client on a mobile phone, so in some cases there may be some inconsistencies. Also, some members straddled more than one medium equally, so they ended up in a fourth category listed below.<\/p>\n

Lastly, I only looked at the primary answer (the highest percentage) if I had more time I would analyze the second and third usage types, so this research is clearly not complete. If you want to finish it, feel free to, I’m only allotting myself one hour of work for this.<\/p>\n

Sample Set: 106 Responses<\/strong>
\nThat’s pretty amazing, since it was from one tweet, it’s clear to me that people like to talk about twitter, and want to share with others. Also, this is an early adopter network that’s connected to me (they are following my account) so it doesn’t account for all twitter users. Despite this being a small sample, it’s an indicator of how early adopters use technology.<\/p>\n

My network, while global, tends to be mainly United States users, I know this from the names, as well as I’ve heavily promoted twitter from my blog, and the Analytics clearly indicate most traffic comes from CA, East Coast, then UK and Spain.<\/p>\n

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Quick and Dirty Analysis<\/strong><\/p>\n

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  • 106 total responses, most were direct replies, a few private messages<\/li>\n
  • 42% of Twitter users access it through the browser, using the twitter.com website: As the native form of the tool, I’m not surprised by this number. Many folks are desk bound, and may not want to install a client<\/li>\n
  • 33% use a client, like Snitter, or Twirl or other. I expect this number to go up if Twitter doesn’t ensure all replies continue to show up on the browser version,<\/li>\n
  • 14% primarily use a mobile device as the pimary way to access twitter, expect this number to increase as the US relies more and more on mobile technology.<\/li>\n
  • 11% straddled two mediums equally. When you look at the responses, most are using either the web based or client version as one, and the other equal amount is mobile. This suggests that folks are not only using Twitter on the computer at home or work, but are using it also when mobile. They’re hooked!<\/li>\n
  • Thinking Forward: If this was helpful, and we learned something, then I may try this same survey in 6 months, it would be interesting if we move away from the web based version and move to the mobile client. Or if Twitter.com improves then the client usage could go down. Or if the client usage goes up, maybe someone created a new type of client that aggregates other forms of communication we’ve never thought of.<\/li>\n

    Update: RRW did a similar po<\/a>ll, and the numbers are very simliar web= 50%, clients are 33%, but it doesn’t include mobile<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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    Disclaimer:<\/strong> This is not official Forrester research. Real research done by professional data collection teams would involve a more scientific methodology, analysis, and weighting, likely with demographic segmentation. I do this out of passion, and because I want to know the answer. For expertise on this area, my colleague Peter Kim<\/a> is officially covering MicroMedia and MicroBlogging, and has done research and reports<\/a> on the topic. To base a business decision solely on this informal survey alone would be detrimental, and I would never want to see that happen to you.<\/em><\/p>\n

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    \nPrimarily use a BROWSER to access Twitter (42%)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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    1. Jeff Lin \tjefflin @jowyang A) 90% B) 10% C) 0% 06:48 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang
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    2. fourfour78 @jowyang. A) 99% B) 0% C) 1%. I’ll caveat this as I have an iPhone so tend to use the browser to post\/follow tweets
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    3. Don Ettore \tDonEttore @jowyang A)10% B)85% C)5% 05:20 PM January 13, 2008 from TwitterFox in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    4. Marilyn Pratt \tmarilynpratt @jowyang A) 70% B)25% C)5% 05:08 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    5. Kevin Cearns \tkcearns @jowyang a) 85% b) 15% IM Client c) no mobile (yet) 05:03 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    6. Kat \t hkdkat @jowyang 100% browser 08:09 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang
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    7. Michael Allison \tmichaelallison @jowyang 98% 0% 2% 12:49 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    8. charlierobinson \tcharlierobinson @jowyang a) 95% (Flock) b) 0% c) 5% xc 01:06 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    9. bcarcio \tbcarcio @jowyang a) 80% browser b) 15% IM c) 5% txt 05:59 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    10. Jackie \tfooz @jowyang: A)95% B) 2% C) 2% 12:00 AM January 14, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    11. Brian Stephens \tChocoGourmand @jowyang my twitter acess is mostly web at the moment, but I always feel more inclined to post from mobile. A) 80% C) 20% 03:50 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    12. dbreakenridge \tdbreakenridge @jowyang A) 100% B) 0% C) 0%. However, subject to change as soon as I set it up from my blackberry. 05:49 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    13. evolutionlondon \tevolutionlondon @jowyang A) 55% B) 40% C) 5% 10:44 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    14. Amy Worley \tworleygirl @jowyang A) 75 B) 10 C) 15 03:58 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    15. Jesse Pickard \tjessepickard @jowyang a) 60 b) 10 c) 30 04:49 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    16. KarenRussell \tKarenRussell @jowyang 98%, 2%, 0% 04:46 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    17. Rajiv Doshi \trajivdoshi @jowyang I access twitter most of the time A) Browswer (95%) B) Client (0%) C) Mobile (5%) 01:37 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
      \nPrivate Tweet @jowyang what i mean to say was 100% browser for twitter access…i am constantly making typos in twitter. it drives me up a wall 04:37 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty Icon_red_lock
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    18. Christine Taylor \tmousewords @jowyang A)100% B)0% C)0% I use IM, tho; thinking of Twhirl, & am going mobile whenever I manage to get out of the house. :-):-) 01:34 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    19. martin english – CSC \tmartin_english @jowyang A)80% B) 0% C) 20% – I’m very new to twitter – yet to look for DT client (fx on winxp & ubuntu . any recommendations ?) 08:29 AM January 14, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    20. Dennis Howlett \tdahowlett @jowyang 90% Twhirl 10% browser 09:51 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    21. Lee Aase \tLeeAase @jowyang Sending is 75% A, 25% C Reading is 100% A 03:27 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    22. Randy Lawrence \trandelaw @jowyang A) 100% (My Blackberry uses the m.twitter browser). If you want location, then 80% computer\/20% Blackberry 03:22 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    23. Jason Peck \tJasonPeck @jowyang – 100% through web 04:19 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    24. Dean Browell \tdbrowell @jowyang A) 80% C) 20% – but note that I actually use a browser on my mobile too, as opposed to texting updates. 04:17 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    25. Dennis McDonald \tddmcd @jowyang: 100% browser 04:16 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    26. Kristie Wells \tkristiewells @jowyang: A. 85% B. 5% (Utterz) C. 10% 01:13 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    27. Ed Stafford \tpixel8r @jowyang A- 90 B- 5 C- 5 03:12 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    28. Shawn Collins \taffiliatetip @jowyang I’m more skewed – probably 95% browser and maybe 5% OutTwit. With browser, that’s split 75% PC and 25% mobile browser). 04:09 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    29. Clay Newton \ttastybit @jowyang A) 75% B) 5% (4% IM + 1% Twitterific) C) 20% (10% SMS, 10% Twitterberry) 01:09 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    30. Todd Earwood \tearwood @jowyang A) 95% B) 0% C) 5%. I tried twitterific & twitbin, but they didn’t work for me 04:08 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    31. Lisa \twalkinggal @jowyang A) 60% B) 40% 06:07 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    32. Chris Dalby \tyellowpark @jowyang I use the web to tweet 100%. I also always use twitterFox for incoming tweets only. plus m.twitter.com when I am out and about 09:07 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    33. aziari \taziari @jowyang A. 60% B. 40% 12:06 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    34. Private Tweet @jowyang 100% browser for snitter access 04:05 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty Icon_red_lock
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    35. pearlbear \t pearlbear @jowyang a) 50% b) 45% c) 5% 04:05 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    36. carterlusher \tcarterlusher @jowyang A) Browser 100% Hmm, looks like I need to get with the times and use other forms of access 12:05 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    37. Walker Fenton \twalkerfenton @jowyang 1)browser 95% 2)mobile 5% 02:04 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    38. francine hardaway \thardaway @jowyang. A)60% B) 25% (Twitterific) c)15% m.twitter and SMS 01:58 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    39. Daniel Riveong \t danielriveong @jowyang: A) 95% B) 0% C) 12:53 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    40. Shashi Bellamkonda \tshashib @jowyang 90% browser 8% mobile (m.twitter.com) 2% SMS 03:50 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    41. Jim Turner \tGenuine @jowyang 99% 0% 1% 01:43 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    42. Sarah Wurrey \tSarahWurrey @jowyang 75% 0% 25% 03:46 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    43. juls \twu @jowyang A)85% B)0% C)15% 09:46 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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    44. Direct Message: 100% web
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    45. Direct Message: 100% browser. I’m a dork.
      \n<\/OL><\/p>\n
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      \nPrimarily use a CLIENT to access Twitter (33%)<\/strong>
      \nCould include Twitterific, Snitter, m.Twitter, Google Talk, Flock, Twitterbin, Browsert, twhirl, Tweetbar, and others<\/p>\n


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      1. Chaborin \tchaborin @jowyang my result: A)5% B)70% C)25% *Tw* 10:27 AM January 14, 2008 from Twit in reply to jowyang
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      2. roxanne sutton \troxstyle @jowyang A) 5% B) 80% C)15%. 04:05 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      3. Stephan \tsdohrn @jowyang A) 15 B) 80 C) 5 05:51 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      4. Antonio Bonanno \t mondrianlykin @jowyang A) 35% B) 40% C) 25% 10:58 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      5. Dave Riddell \tthedublab @jowyang A) 25% B) 75% C) 0% 05:39 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      6. Muhammad Saleem \tmsaleem @jowyang, IM (GTalk through Adium) 03:46 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      7. Alex de Carvalho \talexdc @jowyang A) 20% B) 50% c) 30% 04:36 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      8. Jane Quigley \tjquig99 @jowyang A)15 % B)80% C)5% (Big Twitterrific fan, but I’m using twirl right now 04:35 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      9. TWalk \tTWalk @jowyang (A) browser 40% (B) Snitter 60% (C) mobile nil. 03:28 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      10. Matthias Zeller \tmatzeller @jowyang: A) 20% B) 50% C) 30% 01:27 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      11. Eugenio Vacca \teughenes @jowyang for me it is A) 35% B) 60% C) 5% 10:24 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      12. Mario Vellandi \tmvellandi @jowyang A) 10% B) 90% 01:15 PM January 13, 2008 from Tweetr in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      13. marismith \tmarismith @jowyang A) 40% B) 60% C) 0%. (I love Twitterfox.Twitbin died on me.) 01:11 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      14. chaz \tchazzy @jowyang, what about IM? Blackberry GTalk client & Twitter’s support of GTalk\/Jabber makes up >50% of my use. Jaiku’s lack of Gtalk s … … 01:02 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      15. Sameer Patel \tSameerPatel @jowyang 70% snitter, 25% pokettweets, 5% web 02:00 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      16. Michael Reuter \tmichaelreuter @jowyang – A) 10 B) 70 C) 20 10:00 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      17. Francis Shepherd \tshepherdfx @jowyang A. 5% B. 80% C.15% 03:47 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      18. Adam Cohen \tadamcohen @jowyang a) 10% b) 50% c) 40% 03:47 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      19. Sam Lawrence \tSamLawrence @jowyang 80% Twirl, 10% IM Client, 10% Browsert 12:57 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      20. Dustin Mooney \tDustinMooney @jowyang A) 15% B) 80% C) 5% 03:57 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      21. Tim Wilson \ttgwilson @jowyang A) 4% B) 95% (Snitter) C) 1% 03:55 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      22. Connie Reece \tconniereece @jowyang A. 20% B. 70% (Twhirl) C. 10% 02:54 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      23. ThomasK \tthx @jowyang 10% 90% 0% 06:51 PM January 13, 2008 from TwitterFox in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      24. Shari Voigt \tShariV @jowyang – I access Twitter via tweetbar 02:46 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      25. Mark O’Neill \tcamelot2302 @jowyang A) 5% B) 90% (Google Talk), C) 5% 09:47 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      26. Laura P Thomas \t LPT @jowyang – a) 30%, b) 60%, c)10% 02:45 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      27. Li Evans \tstoryspinner @jowyang A) 1% B)90% C) 9% 03:45 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      28. Jeremy Franklin \tjeremyfranklin @jowyang a)10 b) 80 C)10 01:45 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      29. Tony Steward \ttonysteward @jowyang a) 5% b) 70% c) 25% 12:44 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      30. Jim Benson \tourfounder @jowyang – A) 40, B) 50, C) 10 12:43 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      31. Chris Garrett \tchrisgarrett @jowyang – I do Twitter through web interface and m.twitter exclusively. Only problem is lack of “reply” button, copy and paste @name 08:42 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      32. Antonio Bonanno \tmondrianlykin @jowyang A) 35% B) 40% C) 25% 10:58 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      33. Catherine Laine \tcat_laine @jowyang a) 30% b) 69& c) 1% 04:21 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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      34. Direct Message: a) 1% B) 99% C) 0% 09:59 PM January 13, 2008 reply
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      35. Direct Message: A) 7% B) 80% C)13%<\/p>\n

        <\/OL><\/p>\n

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        Primarily use a MOBILE DEVICE to access Twitter (14%)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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        1. Mark Smithivas \t1god @jowyang a)40 b)10 c) 50 a few months ago I was logging 3000 sms msgs per month 07:05 PM January 13, 2008 from txt in reply to jowyang
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        2. martinbowling \tmartinbowling @jowyang A) 40% B) 0% C) 60% 07:22 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang
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        3. Private Tweet @jowyang A 10% B 40% C 50% 09:57 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty Icon_red_lock
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        4. David LaPlante \tdavidlaplante @jowyang A) 15% B) 0% C) 85%. I’m always in meetings, otp, or doing something. Don’t spend much time in front of a laptop anymore. 01:55 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        5. Colin McKay \tCanuckflack @jowyang 10%, 0%, 90% 04:48 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        6. David Geller \tdavidgeller @jowyang a) 30% b) 30% twitteriffic c) 40% pockettwitter on iPhone 01:18 PM January 13, 2008 from PocketTweets in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        7. PrivateTweet @jowyang A) 5% B) 30% (twitterific) C) 65% (m.twitter.com) 04:12 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty Icon_red_lock
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        8. Ontario Emperor \toemperor @jowyang a browser 33 c mobile 67 (all mobile web browser-no sms) 01:00 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty (and has blogged about this survey<\/a>)
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        9. akihito \takihito @jowyang Hi, in my case, A) 25% B) 25% C) 50%. *Tw* 05:55 AM January 14, 2008 from Twit in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        10. Brett Hammond \tBrettHammond @jowyang: a)5% b)0% c) 95% 12:52 PM January 13, 2008 from txt in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        11. Will Brown \tWillBrown @jowyang, 20%, 3%, 77% 03:55 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        12. Phil Hodgen \tphiliphodgen @jowyang – used to be 95% SMS for Twitter. 12:51 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        13. Mukund Mohan \tmukund @jowyang A) 5% B) 10% C) 50% but D) Instant Messenger 35% 12:47 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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        14. Direct Message: a) 10 b) 20 9) 70 01:46 PM January 13, 2008 reply
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        15. Direct Message: a=40% b=20% (flock sidebar) and c=40%
          \n<\/OL><\/p>\n
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          Straddlers: Those who rated two mediums of EQUAL value (11%)<\/strong>
          \nIt’s interesting to read these responses, as they use more than one channel equally<\/p>\n


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          1. Christopher Johnston \tchrisjohnston @jowyang A)10% B)40% C)40% 03:09 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          2. Stefanos Karagos \tkaragos @jowyang A) 40% B) 40% C) 20% 10:57 PM January 13, 2008 from Snitter in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          3. Tim Peter \ttcpeter @jowyang a) 45% b) 45% c) 10% 03:55 PM January 13, 2008 from twitterrific in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          4. Leah Jones \tleahjones @jowyang a)50% b) 0% c)50% (but I’d break c into 30\/70 between sms and mobile browser. 02:53 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          5. Doug Meacham \tDougMeacham @Jowyang: 50% Browser, 0% Client, 50% Mobile (iPhone) 03:51 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          6. kg4jbj \tkg4jbj @jowyang a) 50% b) 0 c) 50% c is via mobile web browser 03:50 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          7. Vivi Cohen-Leisorek \tcreativivi @jowyang A) 50% B)50% 10:50 PM January 13, 2008 from TwitterFox in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          8. Phil Hodgen \tphiliphodgen @jowyang – Browser 20%, IM on Blackberry 40%, IM on computer 40% 12:46 PM January 13, 2008 from im in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          9. Andy Carvin \tacarvin @jowyang: A: 50, B: 0, C: 50, though i’d split C between mobile web interface and SMS. 03:45 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          10. Nicole Simon \tNicoleSimon @jowyang 100% browser when home, 100% mobile web client when on the road. due to limitations of all tools with multiple browsers … 09:45 PM January 13, 2008 from web in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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          11. Wayne Sutton \twaynesutton @jowyang a)40% b)40 % c)20% 03:45 PM January 13, 2008 from twhirl in reply to jowyang Icon_star_empty
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            What did you learn? were you able to draw any observations or insight? Leave a comment below.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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