Friday, January 31, 2003
Posted by Roberto
7:50 PM
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EXCERPT FROM THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT
Out of the 71.1 percent of Americans who use the Internet, 61.1 percent characterized it as "very important" or "extremely important," compared with 57.8 percent for newspapers, 50.2 percent for TV and 40 percent for radio.
The report, produced at the Center for Communication Policy at the University of California-Los Angeles, also found that Internet users are online at the expense of viewing television; Internet users watched 5.4 hours less of TV a week in 2002 than non-Internet users.
The Internet has become the place you go to find things out!
- Trend Hunter
- Cool Infographics
- Information Aesthetics
- Interactive Architecture
- dataisnature
- Creative Observer
- Design Spotter
- feeladdicted
- Paleo-Future
- TechCrunch
- Trendwatching.com
- Graffiti Research Lab
- t r a n i s m
- Douwe Osinga
- AudioCubes.com
- we make money not art
- Pasta and Vinegar
- Lunch over IP
- Engadget
- Unusual News/Ideas
- CScout Trendblog
- Agenda Inc. News
- digg labs / stack
- Technorati
- Robots Dreams
- gadgetblog
- Create Digital Motion