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This section describes how I went about my research. What new media source and data set did I consult? What types of information did they contain? Who produced them? When? Where? For what aim? I'll explain how this particular set of sources allows me to answer the research question. I can also use this section to provide a general overview of relevant themes discussed in our class readings and lecture. As it seems fit, I will add hyperlinks and images.

Suggested Data Sources

“Computer and Internet Use in the United States: Population Characteristics,” U.S. Census Bureau, May 2013.
“The Demographics of Social Media Users-2012,” Pew Research Center, February 2013.
“Digital Differences,” the Pew Research Center, April 2012.
“Latinos and Digital Technology," the Pew Hispanic Center, 2010.

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