A portrait of early adopters: why people first went online - and why they stayed
Our canvassing of longtime internet users shows that the things that first brought them online are still going strong on the internet today. Then, it was bulletin boards; now, it's social networking sites. Then, it was the adventure of exploring the new cyberworld; now, it's upgrading to broadband and wireless connections to explore even more aggressively.
Yet there are also changes in their activities and motives.. Tue Feb 2008 10:02 (10 months, 2 weeks ago)
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