Most of you have seen this video about the social media revolution at some point in the not so distant past. It was updated in June, and I watched it again at the Social Media for Nonprofits Conference in Washington, D.C. While the sold-out audience was heavy into social media, there were still murmurings from the audience about some of the statistics.

What stood out?

• Some universities have stopped distributing email accounts.
• If Wikipedia were a book, it would be 2.25 million pages and
  would take 123 year to read.
• Kindergarteners are learning on iPads.
• eReaders have surpassed traditional book sales.

Take a look again. What caught your eye?