Selected news stories about the Pew Internet Project and articles citing our data.
The Internet's Future? It Depends on Whom You Ask
1/10/2005 | 
Coverage
Tom Zeller, Jr., The New York Times
'“Some of the more cherished notions of the Internet age - that it isolates people from real-world interaction, for instance, or that people use the Web to find reinforcement for their political views and filter out opposing ones - generate deeply divided views among the specialists. Some 42 percent of respondents agreed with the assertion that civic involvement will increase in the next 10 years as people seek and find organizations to join online; nearly 30 percent disagreed. Roughly 40 percent viewed the proliferation of online medical resources as a potential boon to health care management and access; 30 percent of the specialists thought that unlikely.”
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