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Americans spend roughly nine hours in front of some sort of monitor each day. Check out this illustration by Jason Lee published in Wired.
The social media pyramid illustrates a healthy balance for optimal social media health. What do you think of the breakdown? How does your own “connected” life stack up?
A true guru of the graphics: designer, printer, marketer, photographer. Christian splits his time between paper and pixels as a direct marketing specialist by day and web designer and developer by night. He publishes PrintedProof.com, a blog that doubles as a home for his entrepreneurial projects. Christian is a geek, joker, technology-buff, and a married father of 3. Chat with him on Twitter @printedproof
this is great.. nice work!
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((fun little pyramid, man! 
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jokonog
September 28th, 2009
Excelent. Its like ours. I follow u always tks
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Double the 9…..yeah, that’s about right 
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As Ryan said “double the 9…”. Very kuul pyramid. Enjoy your postings!
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Paul O'Donnell
October 22nd, 2009
Cool visualization. But with 9 hours a day spent doing all that stuff how does one make a living? 
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