Broadband: More than Half Have It...
April 19, 2004
...at either home or work. This is important. Pew study here. (hat tip to Gary).
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Would have been nice to note that this study only relates to users in the US - yes, it is true that the website has 'American Life' in its name, but still, for people who look at your blog's RSS feed, then the blog entry, then click on the link and read the press release's title, subtitle, and first sentence, it is only in that first sentence that it becomes really apparent that the study is about the US :)
(and some day I'll get a FireFox plug-in that automatically breaks run-on sentences into several digestible parts)
Also noteworthy: only 63% of respondents were internet users -at all- (at the bottom of the page).
55% out of 63% total have broadband at either the home or work.
Wow.
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