There is no wonder in this statics . Though people use email each day , they won’t spend as much of time they do in social sites and blogs . Cause here they gets more interaction , entertainment and experience . Ans with the popularity of services like Twitter , I think people will loose interest in sending emails . . Instead of that, they will just tweeeeeeet!!

I’m not sure if I totally buy into the statistic that more middle-aged and older adults are accessing social sites.
I know that many of my middle-aged family members and friends are on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, etc., but I also know many people who present themselves as being much older than they really are…For instance, many of the people I have on my MySpace Friend’s list state that they are 99 years old, when in actuality, they are in their early to mid 20′s.
It’s just something that I’ve noticed, and I wondered if the statisticians of Nielsen Online have thought about this.

Everything is social now, and I do think it has something to do with mobile. Now more than ever you can communicate with people 24/7 especially within the palm of your hand.

These days I communicate with “friends” through one or more social media rather than public emails.

However It may be inaccurate otl surmised that social media will overtake emails totally. It like the overall media situation… There is so much proliferation today that different will begin to use different media in different situations and for different purposes.

How it adds up probably bother anyone uless they are communication media owners. To survive media owners muse probaly be able to provide a comprehensive range of choice…which does suggest that compnaies like Google will probably barring anti-trust actions own them all eventually.