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    70% of male U.K. internet users have active YouTube profiles, compared to 65% of females % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    22% of male U.K. internet users have active LinkedIn profiles, compared to 13% of females % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    55% of U.K. internet users aged 65 and over have active Facebook profiles % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    33% of female U.K. internet users have active Twitter profiles, compared to 32% of males % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    95% of U.K. internet users aged 18-24 have active Facebook profiles % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    80% of female U.K. internet users have active Facebook profiles, compared to 72% of males % of people with active social media profiles: infographic  
    Added: 02/21/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/21/2012
    In the U.K., 95% of 16-20-year-olds and 74% of 21-24-year-olds use Facebook 47% of UK online population don't like targeted ads based on social media activity  
    Added: 02/18/2012 from Econsultancy Published: 02/18/2012