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Graphing Facebook’s biggest trends of 2012

Facebook Stories has compiled the books, memes, and pop culture phenomena that Facebook’s 170 million U.S. users liked in 2012.

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In 2012, chances are that you invested yourself in the 2012 Presidential Election, visited Times Square, and watched a lot of Duck Dynasty—and that you shared this with your Facebook friends.

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These are some of the conclusions reached by Facebook Stories, which documents how people use the social media site. Users can create their own personalized “year in review” and, through a series of infographics, reflect on what they considered to be important during the previous year.

Facebook Stories has also broken down what mattered most to Facebook users in a collective sense. At the end of 2012, the site compiled the stats on everything from television to trends, movies to memes. What resulted was a portrait of what defined our past year of history.

Here is a complete list of the site’s finished infographics, detailing what Facebook users found popular in each category.

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Books

Check-Ins

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Events

Memes

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Movies

Music

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Politics

Public Figures

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Sports

Technology

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Television

Infographics via Facebook Stories

 
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