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Users clicking onto videos links sent via Twitter spend significantly longer watching those videos than those arriving from Digg or Facebook, according to a new study by video stats site TubeMogul.

ow.ly. Added by Ha Vo on August 9, 2009

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Jonathan Franchell shared a reaction in Facebook 106 days ago

“disparity of Twitter vs Digg is quite striking, with people spending less than a minute on the Digg-referred video.”

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Ha Vo shared a reaction in Twitter, Facebook 106 days ago

“Interesting way to see how what social media type keeps the best attraction for videos according to #TubeMogul”

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