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Subject: Nua Internet Surveys - Email Now Primary Reason People Go
Online
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 14:30:34 +0100 (IST)
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Nua is a specialist Internet company - a digital agent of change. Nua's
focus is on building and managing online relationships and brands - that
space between your company and its various brand communities.
<http:/www.nua.ie>
Nua Internet Surveys is a fully searchable database of online statistics
and projections. Nua Internet Surveys tracks emerging trends, and
analyses
them for you. It is the No.1 resource for online statistics and has been
quoted by the 'Net's top online magazines.
Reuters: Email Now Primary Reason People Go Online
1999-10-01:
Email has replaced research as the primary reason why people in the
United States go online. PriceWaterhouseCoopers' 1999 Consumer
Technology survey found that 48 percent of US users polled said they
went online for email while 28 percent said they went online to
research. Last year those figures were exactly in reverse.
The company polled 800 users in the US, Germany, France and the UK and
found that in the UK, 39 percent go online for email while 37 percent
go online for research. In Germany and France people use the Internet
primarily for research.
The survey found that Internet access in the UK had nearly doubled to
24 percent in a year, while home access in the US was at 43 percent,
up from 27 percent last year.
Users in the UK, France and Germany spend an average of 2.4 hours
online per week while US users spend an average of 5.3 hours online
per week.
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http://www.reuters.com
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