Polls, Surveys & Quizzes

Twitter entered curiosity mode last night as people aggressively debated the color of a dress that seemed to boggle people's minds. #WhiteAndGold? You decide.

The #FaceOfMLB 2014 will be decided using social media. Fans use the hashtag to vote for their favorite player that they think best represents the league.

Just before Valentine's Day, social media sees #WhatIsLoveIn4Words appear which allows people to share their idea of what true love would look like.

The last few months social media has witnessed plenty of improper behavior from public enforcement. #AskACop seeks to bring out the good in these officers.

As the College Football season comes to a close, fans are asked to vote on which #OneFinalTeam they think will secure a position in the top 4.

With 80% of users mentioning brands in Tweets, how does this affect consumer choices? Study shows us.

A university in Michigan lists "hashtag" and "selfie" in list of most annoying words in 2014.

There are studies that show how social media may lead to problems like narcissism and depression.

What's the fastest way to spread emotion online? Use anger, says study.

Study shows only a handful of CEOs are on social media. What could this mean for marketers and advertisers?

As the communications industry evolves, more adults (even senior citizens) are taking their thoughts to social media.

Recent study shows that how you view TV reflects in how you Tweet.

A recent study shows that while Twitter may reflect what people are thinking -- it's only that of individuals with social media accounts.

New Twitter study reveals "mobile-first" users are best targets for social media marketing.

Toyota Motors launched an online competition with #wishgranted, allowing the public a chance to appear in its commercial for Super Bowl XLVII.

For the year 2012, the American Dialect Society has given the Twitter-inspired term <a href="/analytics/hashtag">#HASHTAG</a> the award for being the most memorable word, calling it a "ubiquitous phenomenon in online talk."

According to a recently conducted study, ties created on social networking site Facebook are stronger compared to those built on Twitter.

Are you spending too much of your hours browsing social network sites? This infographic shows us the numbers.

A recent study shows that while social media sites like Twitter are a great way to feature your professional profile, recruiters aren't really looking this way as often as we might think.

A study by the University of Chicago found that social media use has leveled with (and sometimes surpassed) vices and sex when it comes to getting your attention.

Study finds that the more you tweet about politics, the more likely people will notice and donate money.

A photo truly carries a thousand words; and in the case of the social media network user, worth more likes than text.

Twitter launched the Twitter Political Index, Twindex for short, to create a measure of the micro-blogging community's sentiments on the 2012 US presidential election, specifially on presidential seat aspirants Pres. Barack Obama and Republican Party nominee Mitt Romney.

A new kind of fear has risen -- that is, the fear of not being able to log on to one's online social media accounts.