For Consumer Market Research Professionals (Length: 8 pages)
This is a Consumer Technographics document

July 21, 2008 (updated August 5, 2008)

Benchmark 2008: Everyone Goes Online, But Gen Yers Are The Early Adopters

North American Consumer Technographics

This is the third document in the "State Of Consumers And Technology: Benchmark 2008" series.

by Charles S. Golvin, Remy Fiorentino

with Michelle de Lussanet, Dan Wilkos


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

Three-quarters of North American adults use the Internet at least monthly — Forrester's minimum threshold to be considered actively online. Online adults today average nearly 15 hours per week using the Internet. Although younger adults tend to use the Net more frequently, a majority of Boomers — and now even Seniors — use the Internet as well.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

itemThe Internet Is Part Of Daily Life And Serves Diverse Needs

itemGen Yers Do More Of (Almost) Everything Else While They're Online

itemGen Y Spends The Most Time Online

itemSupplemental Material

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Analyst: Charles S. Golvin
Technology: Customer Experience, Social Computing & Web 2.0
Industry: Consumer Portals & Search, Digital Content
Geography: North America