Mark,
As quoted;
"Income is, of course, a factor in broadband
adoption. As the table on page three shows,
15% of those who live in households with income
under $30,000 annually have
broadband compared with 57% of those in households
whose incomes exceed $75,000
annually. But the data do show that broadband is no
longer just the province of upper-
income Americans."
www.pewinternet.org/pdfs/PIP_Broadband_trends2006.pdf
Those dreaded facts! ;-)
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
Mark Koskenmaki wrote:
My experience has been that income has almost no relationship to whether or
not someone wants and gets high-speed internet.
I know people who drive new trucks and bmw's and won't spring for high speed
internet. And others who have to scrape it together nickel by nickel who
do.
And, in my area, at least, there's well past 25% who simply don't have a
computer, much less want internet.
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email me at mark at neofast dot net
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