However, the U.S. doesn’t fall far behind, with advertisers spending an estimated $201 per Internet user.

Online-statistics portal Statista created the chart, below, which shows the estimated digital-advertising costs per Internet user in the 10 countries with the highest spending.

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While the perception of each of these two teens can provide snapshots of their schools and communities, Statista created this chart based on Pew data on American teens’ social media use throughout the country.

Facebook is still the No. 1 most popular social network among teens; its use increased from 93% to 94% between 2011 and 2012. The next most popular social network last year was Twitter, which is used by 26% of teens. Another chart-topper, Myspace, saw drastic drop-off between 2011 and 2012, from 24% to just 7%.

Which social network do you use the most frequently? Let us know in the comments below.

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