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The Times' Tablet Audience Searches More, Facebooks Less

Developed in partnership with comScore and the Keller Fay Group, Project Footprint closely tracked the online and offline activities of 70 multiplatform subscribers to The Times over the course of a month. Key findings include how Times readers spend 63% more time online and visiting 57% more pages than the average Internet user. Times readers are also inquisitive, spending 372% more time with Google compared to the average Internet user but 56% less time with social network giant Facebook.

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