One-quarter U.S. Homes Use Only Wireless Now
More than a quarter of U.S. homes have no landlines, relying instead on a wireless connection - a number that has doubled in the space of three years, according to a new survey [PDF] by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics. Every state saw a rise in the percentage of wireless-only homes, with the highest being Arkansas at 35.2% and the lowest increase in Rhode Island and New Jersey at 12.8%.
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14.5% of PR and marketing pros don't use Twitter, according to a poll by iPressroom. It also found that 65% of PR and marketing professionals who responded see Facebook possibly replacing their Twitter presence.
