dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This dataset contains questions about people's continuing reactions to post 9-11, including the anthrax incidents, and how people used the Internet to communicate and learn more about these events.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This dataset contains questions about people's reaction to U.S. attacks in Afghanistan in retaliation for 9-11 and how people used the Internet to follow the retaliation and learn more about Afghanistan.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data set contains questions about people's reaction to the September 11 terrorist attacks and how people used the Internet in the aftermath of the attacks.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data set contains questions about people's reaction to the September 11 terrorist attacks and how people used the Internet in the aftermath of the attacks.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data set contains questions about people's reaction to the September 11 terrorist attacks and how people used the Internet in the aftermath of the attacks.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This survey contains re-contact data of individuals who go online for information from state, local and federal government web sites. It was used in the report "The Rise of the E-citizen"
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data set contains question about people's perception of the dot-com crash, how people use online search engines, as well as basic tracking.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data is for a callback survey that asked Internet users who have at one time gone to a religious Web site a series of questions about how they use the Internet to pursue their religious beliefs.
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This data is for a callback survey conducted between June 19, 2001 and August 6, 2001 of a sample of 500 Internet users who in past surveys had identified themselves as seekers of health information on the Internet. Includes such topics the trustworthines
dataset | Aug 10, 2001
This dataset comprises the Pew Internet Project's longitudinal survey in which about 40% of respondents to the March 2000 survey on email use and social connectedness were called back in March 2001 and asked the same questions.