Among the most popular social network Facebook in Azerbaijan, the undisputed leader after the New Year, but a month passed the position significantly amid rising popularity of Twitter and became a social video network YouTube.
A year ago, the leader had the trust of 89.3%, as of 18 January - 65.85%, as of January 25 - 65.21%. Most rose to the level of trust YouTube - from 4.56 at the beginning of last year to 12.53% in the last and 13.76% this week against the effects of video total corruption and political chaos in the country. This social media moved to the second line.
In Twitter (with the second moved to the third position), this relation is as follows: a year ago - 3.11% a week ago - 13.21%, today - 12.91%.
The fourth and fifth places, "Classmates" with some "rock" popular (2.91%), and "in contact" with 2.56% confidence.
In the world of the highest level (1.17% for the week) to confidence in the social network Facebook - 65,94%. In second place in July last year with 12.37% Pinterest popularity, allowing users to add online images and place them in thematic collections, and then share them with other users. The downloaded images are called pins, hence the name.
In the third place there is Twitter - 6,58%, located on StumbleUpon - 6,23% and 4,46% with YouTube. - 17D-
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