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Jan 17, 2007Newsday
"The Internet still trails television and newspapers as the leading sources for political news, but it gained significantly in usage since the midterm elections of 2002, the Pew Internet and American Life Project found.
The study, released ...
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Sep 24, 2006BBC News
"The Pew report on the future internet surveyed 742 experts in the fields of computing, politics and business.
More than half of respondents had a positive vision of the net's future but 46% had serious reservations.
Almost 60% sai...
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More in: Future of the Internet
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Jun 13, 2006CBSNews.com
“Take the F train from Manhattan to Brooklyn and you will experience a phone phenomenon, of sorts. As the subway lurches above ground for a stretch of two stations, teens immediately get on their cell phones, frantically sending text messages, che...
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More in: Mobile, Teens
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Apr 3, 2006Associated Press
Young adults are leading a revolution in how Americans use their cell phones.
People from age 18 to 29 are more likely to use their phones as personal computers, digital music players, cameras and more, an AP-AOL-Pew poll found.
Almost two-t...
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Apr 3, 2006Associated Press
WASHINGTON - Even cell phone users get irritated at others who yak on their portables about their personal business in public. An AP-AOL-Pew poll found the offended don't think they are among the callers who get on other people's nerves.
Most c...
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Mar 5, 2006The Baltimore Sun
“Back when personal computers first started to appear, there were predictions that we were witnessing the dawning of yet another Age of Aquarius.
Maybe it was the fledgling computer industry's proximity to San Francisco that caused many ear...
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Jan 15, 2006Chicago Sun-Times
"Ten years ago, when someone mentioned the word Internet, the likely response would have been: "Inter-what?"
In a decade, Internet use has exploded. On a typical day, 82 million American adults, 40 percent of the entire population, go onlin...
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More in: New Media Ecology, Broadband, Future of the Internet
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Mar 23, 2005ITWorld.com
"Recording industry lawsuits against file swappers and P-to-P (peer-to-peer) software companies may be forcing Internet users onto informal networks to exchange songs and videos, according to a new study by the Pew Internet & American Life Proj...
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More in: Music, Video
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Dec 6, 2004New York Times
''The overall picture,'' said Lee Rainie, the director of the Pew Project, ''is that the musician-artistic community has a much wider range of views and experiences than folks who watch the Washington debate about copyright might imagine.''
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Oct 22, 2004The Washington Post
According to the Pew Internet and American Life Project, 26 percent of adult Internet users have posted such a rating. More experienced and active users were more likely to have done so, as were men and younger adults.
"The more voices...
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More in: Web 2.0