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Most Adults Find Internet Access Essential to Daily Life in Today's Economy: Intel Survey
15.12.08 - 19:26 ... source : Intel
... Majority of Women Would Choose Internet Access Over TV, Some Over Sex SANTA CLARA, Calif., Dec. 15, 2008 – Most U.S. adults find Internet access essential to daily life in today's economic climate, with some choosing it as a must-have over watching TV and having sex, according to the recent "Internet Reliance in Today's Economy" survey conducted by Harris Interactive* and sponsored by Intel Corporation. The survey revealed that 65 percent of adults feel they cannot live without Internet access1, and even more – 71 percent – responded that it is important or very important to have Internet-enabled devices, such as laptops, netbooks and mobile Internet devices (MIDs) that can provide them with real-time updates on important issues including the state of the economy. Most U.S. adults also identify the Internet as a key tool in today's economy for managing personal finances, ...» Next (HTML)
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