Of the number of travellers who use social media during their holiday, more than half actually 'post' something about their holiday fun, 23% also add photos. The frequency of updates via social media is on average 3 times a week during a holiday. 62% of the respondents announce their holiday plans via social media, which according to the police is not wise. It is advised not to share holiday details via social media, because of the risk of home burglary. When asked why social media users do not pay attention to this advice during their holiday, 39 answered: 'I have shielded my profile on social media sites from strangers' , 32% said 'My neighbours keep an eye on things' , another 21% said: 'Someone is staying in my house during my holiday' and only 8% 'think that the risk of burglary is always present'. Source: Vakantie.nl
1 in 25 internships 'social media internship'
Marco Dekkers wrote last week about the 'somethingism' in Dutch organizations. That jamaica phone number list companies feel they 'have to do something' with social media is confirmed once again by internship site NationaleStagebank.nl . Their figures show that the supply of social media internships in the Netherlands has grown explosively over the past two years. In 2009, not a single organization was looking for a student with this specific media knowledge, but now no less than 1 in 25 online internships is a social media internship .