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ePluribus: Ethnicity on Social Networks, by the Facebook data science team includes some interesting estimates of the geographic distributions of Facebook users. My guess is that these are not dissimilar to those found in the census data, confirming the team's suggestion that the ethnic distribution of Facebook users is approaching that of the internet population in general.
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What's with those big dots around Syracuse? Either they have a Hispanic population the same size as LA or there's something wrong with this data.
Posted by: narphorium | May 24, 2010 at 06:38 PM