The Internet is NOT for Porn

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Long the leading search item on the Internet, porn has fallen on hard times (no pun intended), as Social Networking trends to become one of the hottest searches on the web.

Bill Tancer,a self-described Geek, in his new book, “Click: What Millions of People are Doing Online and Why It Matters”, said surfing for porn had dropped to about 10 percent of searches from 20 percent a decade ago, and the hottest Internet searches now are for social networking sites.

“As social networking traffic has increased, visits to porn sites have decreased,” said Tancer, indicated that the 18-24 year old age group particularly was searching less for porn.

“My theory is that young users spend so much time on social networks that they don’t have time to look at adult sites.”

Who knows – maybe its just easier to type using two hands.

Source:Rueters

Tags: internet, porn, rueters, Social Media

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