Tags: Broadband | New Media | Media | Technology
The Pew Internet & American Life folks released late last week their latest Broadband survey and it's got some really interesting findings.
The headline: Broadband adoption grew by 40 percent in the past year with the Telcos the winners.
Among the survey's finding:
- Home broadband adoption grew by 40% in the year prior to March 2006, twice the growth rate of
the year before.
- Growth in broadband adoption has been very strong in middle-income households, and particularly
fast for African Americans and those with low levels of education.
- 3% of online users saying they use a VoIP service at home. VoIP awareness has shot up 86%
since early 2004.
Memorial Day weekend poolside blogger Steve Yelvington has some comments on another aspect of the survey, the number of people posting stuff -- their stuff -- online.
There's quite a bit to digest in the survey, read it!
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