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The time has come to clear the air about the differences between Social Media and Social Business. While people are free to use whatever terminology they feel appropriate, it is to our mutual benefit to find common ground and reach a general agreement about the relation of these two key terms to each other, and the meaning of each alone. To that end, allow me to start the discussion by proposing this very basic taxonomy for your consideration. Social Media - (external to your organization). The spaces where we interact with one another over the Internet, including public, private and semi-private spaces defined within, and by certain contexts.

Social Media and Social Business: What's the difference? | Social Media Club

http://socialmediaclub.org/blogs/from-the-clubhouse/social-media-and-social-business-whats-difference
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http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/7905/Twitter-Usage-Per-Capita-How-States-Compare-Infographic.aspx

Twitter Usage Per Capita: How States Compare [Infographic]

This looks to be highly influenced by rural vs. urban concentration in addition to education. Texas sits at 9%, but Austin has one of the highest per capita in previous polls I've seen. Then again, Virginia at 1%? Makes me question the numbers. Great info, map needs to be bigger This is a very interesting "heat" map for Twitter growth/use.