How much time do you spend online per day?

How much time do you spend online per day?

Roughly seven in ten Americans use social media for staying in touch with friends and family around the world.
They're using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other platforms to get news, exchange information and see what's going on in the lives of close friends and total strangers alike.
Google has been surpassed by Facebook and Twitter as the most popular place to go online.

How are people spending their time online?
Google is still the dominant search engine, by a long shot, but it doesn't dominate the internet surfer's time as it once did.
Generally speaking, people spend about 7.6 hours online, of which about 1% of the time is spent browsing.
Most time online is spent on social media sites (28%), followed closely by checking email (24%), surfing content (23%) looking for videos (19%) and shopping (6%).

What sites are people visiting?
Taking a look at online practices by age, shopping is a common activity by both young adults (18-29) and their parents (ages 30-59).
Making reservations for travel is commonly done online by those between the ages of 30-59 (22%), while young adults are more likely to be on a social networking site (74%) than any other age group.
The most popular activity among those over the age of 60 seems to be sending email (91%) and checking weather forecasts (61%).
Where else are people going online? Sites operated by Google, overall, still rank the highest, with 247 million users per day.
The second most popular stop? Facebook, with 209 million users, followed by Yahoo sites (206 million), Microsoft sites (190 million) and Amazon sites (189 million).