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    The average African American spends 55 hours per week engaging with media content across all screens, compared to 35 hours for Hispanics, and 27 hours for Asian Americans Zero-TV Doesn’t Mean Zero Video  
    Added: 03/19/2013 from Nielsen Published: 03/11/2013
    18% of African American shoppers and 16% of Hispanic shoppers use their mobile device to make purchases as compared to 10% of Caucasians Study Shows African American and Hispanic Shoppers Adopt Shopping Technologies at a Faster Rate than Caucasians - MarketWatch  
    Added: 07/20/2012 from Integer Group Published: 06/22/2012
    51% of African-Americans who access the Internet on their cell phones do most of their online browsing on them, compared to 42% for Hispanics, and 24% for Caucasians A Look at Internet Use on Mobile Phones - Pew Research Center  
    Added: 06/27/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 06/26/2012
    17% of African-American adults with mobile phones use Twitter on their devices, compared to 12% for Hispanics, and 7% for Caucasians Twitter Use 2012 | Pew Research Center's Internet  
    Added: 05/31/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 05/31/2012
    67.3% of Asian-American mobile phone subscribers own smartphones, compared to 57.3% for Hispanics, 54.4% of African-Americans, and 44.7% for Caucasians America’s New Mobile Majority: a Look at Smartphone Owners in the U.S. | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 05/07/2012 from Nielsen Published: 05/07/2012
    49% of African-American and Hispanic adults own smartphones, compared to 45% of Caucasians Digital differences | Pew Internet  
    Added: 04/18/2012 from Pew Research Center Published: 04/17/2012
    51% of African American mobile owners discuss movies on mobile social networks African Americans Movies, & Mobile  
    Added: 03/03/2012 from Mocospace Published: 03/02/2012
    60% of Asians in the U.S. use smartphones, compared to 50% of Hispanics, 48% of African Americans and 39% of Whites Nielsen: 2011 U.S. Media Universe  
    Added: 01/08/2012 from Nielsen Published: 01/07/2012
    33% of white women in the U.S. have a smartphone, less than Hispanics (65%), African Americans (61%) and Asians (61%) Nielsen | Women of Tomorrow: U.S. Multicultural Insights  
    Added: 12/15/2011 from Nielsen Published: 11/28/2011
    37% of African American smartphone owners use Androids, 30% use RIM and 16% use iPhones THE STATE OF THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONSUMER  
    Added: 10/20/2011 from Nielsen Published: 09/30/2011
    Smartphone penetration among African Americans is higher than the general population, at 44% compared to 36% THE STATE OF THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN CONSUMER  
    Added: 10/20/2011 from Nielsen Published: 09/30/2011
    51% of African Americans ages 18-24 and 53% ages 25-34 own smartphones Report: The Power of the African-American Consumer | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/17/2011 from Nielsen Published: 09/22/2011
    33% of African Americans own a smartphone Report: The Power of the African-American Consumer | Nielsen Wire  
    Added: 10/17/2011 from Nielsen Published: 09/22/2011
    African-Americans and Latinos (44%) in the US are smartphone users 35% of American adults own a smartphone  
    Added: 08/12/2011 from Pew Research Center Published: 07/11/2011