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Users Media Behaviour In Social Networks: Results Of Sociological Survey

Table 3:

Criteria Characteristics
Main consumer of information in social networks User of 30 years old, both male and female
Regularity of media consumption in social networks Each day
Frequency of media consumption Several times a day
Main source of information Communities
Thematic variety Social subjects and social life, entertaining topics
Self-reflection of users about media safety Excellent
Results of the experiment on media literacy Satisfactory
Main problems of media consumption A lot of unnecessary information in reposts and publications of friends; in followed communities, not enough necessary and interesting information
Meaning of information for the audience A high degree of meaningness
Availability/clearness of information Is defined by a kind of mass media
Choice of information Upon the quality of submission
Sign of trust Proven sources
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