August 1, 2003
Where The Wired Live In America: 1998 To 2003
by Christopher M. Kelley
with Michael E. Gazala, Carey Schwaber
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
This is the sixth brief in our "The Changing Consumer" series. In the late 1990s, consumers in metropolitan San Francisco and Washington, DC were the most wired in the US. However, as the online population gets older and white-collar jobs shift to the Sun Belt, former technology hotspots are losing their dominance.
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