Britons spend more than 'one day a month online'

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  1. UKDarkstar
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    Britons spend more than 'one day a month online'



    British web users are spending 65% more time online than three years ago, according to a survey of net habits.

    The average surfer spends 22 and a quarter hours on the net each month, according to the UK Online Measurement company (UKOM).

    The lions' share of that time is spent on social networks or blogs, which accounts for nearly a quarter of users' time online.

    Instant messaging (IM) has been one of the victims of social network growth.

    Three years ago 14% of online time was spent using IM but that has fallen to just 5%.

    But e-mail, also predicted to suffer as more people used Facebook and its rivals, is still healthy and accounts for 7.2% of time compared to 6.5% of time three years ago.

    Networking, communication and playing games remain the most popular online activities.

    Full story : HERE
     
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    1. BosonMichael
      BosonMichael
      Wow, is that all? What else do they do with their time? :ohmy

      :p
    2. ThomasMc
      ThomasMc
      We should do a CF poll to see how we all compare to the rest of the UK :onthePC, I spend way too much time on the net :D
      Last edited: May 19, 2010

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