Often this is what Men and Women on the Internet

Users of social networking sites adult age now increased to reach almost doubled in the last two years, according to a study of the literature media Ofcom's UK Adults. From the same source, it is known that more women using social networking sites than men, and nine out of ten users said that they have a profile on Facebook.

Media also reported that the number of Internet users aged 65 years has increased sharply since 2007, the figure 26 percent to 41 percent. Study finds that Internet users with the ownership profile in social networking sites, like Facebook, Twitter or MySpace has increased from 22 percent to 38 percent in 2007. While 41 percent of visitor numbers who visit social networking sites every day in this year, more than 30 percent of visitors in two years ago.

While the popularity of each social networking is also increasing, many people are now more selective about who can view their profile. Study from the same source mentions only 76 percent of the profile can be seen for the family and friends, up from 48 percent in 2007. The study showed 42 percent of women prefer to have profiles on social networking sites compared to 34 percent of men. While 39 percent of women use the Internet at least once a week to check their social networking profiles, rather than 28 percent of men.

Facebook social networking has increased 89 per cent of profiles, up from 62 percent in 2007. Only 49 percent of men surveyed Ofcom also said that they use the Internet to find news, 35 percent for sports updates, and 39 percent for entertainment. Comparison, 30 percent of women use the Internet to find news, 6 percent for sports news, and 30 percent for entertainment