Selected news stories about the Pew Internet Project and articles citing our data.
Tech Chronicles: Social network sites draw 55% of teens
1/8/2007 | 
Coverage
Justin Berton, San Francisco Chronicle, Technology
'"In the ever-growing field of MySpace-Facebook-teenager data analysis, the Pew Internet & American Life Project released a survey Sunday that found 55 percent of all teenagers online use social networking sites.
If that sounds obvious, Amanda Lenhart, a senior research specialist who co-authored the survey, said her team was surprised the number of teenagers who'd created online sites was so low.
"There's this idea out there that every kid is on MySpace these days," Lenhart said, "and it turns out the truth is a little more nuanced than that."
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