James Beldock is my new favorite data cruncher
James Beldock has a deep but fairly unnoticed trend data (age and school) from Facebook: Age
*DOES* Matter: On the Demographics of Social Networks
(well worth reading)
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Flattery will get you everywhere! :-) Thanks for the posting, Auren. I am about to post an update with some chronological data. Will come back and let you know when it's online.
Posted by: James Beldock | Apr 24, 2008 at 10:24