Selected news stories about the Pew Internet Project and articles citing our data.
Venus, Mars and the Internet
12/29/2005 | 
Coverage
Victor Godinez, Dallas Morning News, Business
'"Men spend their time on the Internet looking for stuff to do. Women look for people to talk to.
These are among the main findings to emerge from a series of surveys released Wednesday by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.
Deborah Fallows, a senior research fellow with Pew, said that men and women have become equally adept at navigating the Internet.
"Beyond that, there seems to be a little of a fork in the road," she said.
"Men are more action-oriented, and women are more communication-oriented."
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