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19 percent of U.S. adults have made Internet phone calls, says Pew
Nearly a fifth of all adults in the United States have created a Voice Over Web Protocol (VOIP) call on the Internet, according to a new survey by Pew Analysis. Among World wide web users (a majority of the population), that number is 24 % and on any offered day 5 % of World wide web users go on the internet to make telephone calls. The amount is a large boost from the 6 % of U.S. adults who created Internet telephone calls in 2007. Among them, only two % created Internet calls on a daily basis.
Skype, which is… Continue reading
Study: Internet surpasses TV as main news source for young adults
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Internet is the principal national and international news source for ages 18 to 29
- In 2010, 65% of folks younger than 30 cited the Net as their go-to source for news
- Trend is also spreading among other age groups
(Mashable) — The Internet is now the principal national and international news source for folks ages 18 to 29, a study from the Pew Research Center reports.
In 2010, 65% of people younger than 30 cited the Internet as their go-to source for news, nearly doubling from 34% in 2007. The number who take… Continue reading
Study: Internet surpasses TV as main news source for young adults
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Internet is the main national and international news source for ages 18 to 29
- In 2010, 65% of people younger than 30 cited the Internet as their go-to source for news
- Trend is also spreading among other age groups
(Mashable) — The Internet is now the main national and international news source for people ages 18 to 29, a study from the Pew Research Center reports.
In 2010, 65% of people younger than 30 cited the Internet as their go-to source for news, nearly doubling from 34% in 2007. The number who consider… Continue reading
Internet chomps TV as No. 1 news source for young adults
Continuing its consumption of old-timey media, the Net became the No. 1 news source for young adults in 2010, according to a recent study from the Pew Research Center for the Folks and the Press.
Television still reigns across age groups combined, with 65 percent overall citing the living room standby as their principal source for present events, but the olds are increasingly turning to the World wide web as well. In a national phone survey conducted Dec. 1-5, 41 percent of the 1,500 adult participants said they get their national and… Continue reading
Internet Surpasses Television as Main News Source for Young Adults [STUDY ]
The Internet is now the main national and international news source for people ages 18 to 29, a study from the Pew Research Center reports.
In 2010, 65% of people younger than 30 cited the World wide web as their go-to source for news, nearly doubling from 34% in 2007. The number who contemplate television as their major news source dropped from 68% to 52% throughout that time.
Of all 1,500 American adults surveyed, 41% say they get their national and international news from the Net, up 17% from 2007. Sixty-six percent cite television — down from 74% — indicating… Continue reading
Can Affiliate Marketing Help Pay For College Tuition?
We all know that the cost of education is rising year after year. Kids and Adults both struggle for ways to Pay for College Tuition by getting second or third jobs.
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So tell me what you think…Can affiliate marketing help pay for college tuition?
