Where do you fit in the Black America Study?

Where do you fit in the Black America Study?

Last week Radio One and Yankelovick (a consumer market research agency) released the “largest national survey of African-Americans” and website that hosts the findings on BlackAmericaStudy.com.  It is definitely interesting and gives great insight into Blacks and our relationship with New Media.  The study surveyed about 3,400 Blacks and also states what many of you probably already believed…the digital divide is fading.  Additionally, the study found that about 68% of Blacks are online and fall into 11 segments:

Black is Better
Black Onliners
Boomer Blacks
Connected Black Teens
Digital Networkers
Faith Fulfills
Family Struggles
New Middle Class
Sick and Stressed
Stretched Black Straddlers

Below is a nice concise overview of all of the segments:

Black America Study Segment SummariesUpload a Document to Scribd
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And one that is specific to New Media:

Black America Today New Media OverviewUpload a Document to Scribd
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Of the 11 here are the segments that apply to those who utilize the internet the most:
Digital Networkers

Black America Study: Digital NetworkersUpload a Document to Scribd
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Black Onliners

Black America Today Study: Black OnlinersUpload a Document to Scribd
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Stretched Black Straddlers

Black America Today Study: Stretched Black StraddlersUpload a Document to Scribd
Read this document on Scribd: Black America Today Study: Stretched Black Straddlers

New Middle Class

Black America Today Study: New Middle ClassUpload a Document to Scribd
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I personally think I fall into a few different categories, where do you think you fall:
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You can access all information form the study on BlackAmericaStudy.com

Category: Diversity, Mobile, News, Social Networking, web 2.0 | Tags: , , , ,
About the Author
Angela Benton is the Founder and Publisher of BlackWeb20.com. Her experience spans a variety of industries including consultative relationships with companies such as UPS, Bizjournals.com, Realestate.com, and Lendingtree.com.
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