Friday, December 10, 2010
Who Uses Location-Based Services?
Location-based social networks aren't actually used by that many people. Forrester Research says only four percent of U.S. online adults have ever used location-based social networks, such as FourSquare and Brightkite, on their mobile phones, with only one percent using them more than once a week.

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