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By Kevin Featherly, Newsbytes.com
Dec 14, 2001
Asian-Americans, more than any other U.S. ethnic group, are likely to spend part of their day online, and are more likely to catch up on the news, buy stock quotes or seek out health information while they are there.
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By Anick Jesdanun , The Dallas Morning News
Dec 12, 2001
NEW YORK (AP) — Asian-Americans who speak English are among the heaviest users of the Internet, having integrated it into their daily lives more than any other ethnic or racial group, a survey released Wednesday finds.
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Tech TV Live Staff, ABC News. com
Sep 11, 2001
Although only 15 percent of Americans aged 65 or older go online, that small group of Internet-savvy seniors is composed of extremely avid users, a new study released Sunday shows.
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By Alan Goldstein , The Dallas Morning News
Sep 10, 2001
Only 15 percent of people aged 65 and older go online – a fraction of the figure for the overall population – but they make up a fervent group that tends to use the Internet more, according to a survey released Sunday.
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By Genaro C. Armas, San Diego Union - Tribune
Aug 5, 2001
WASHINGTON – More proof of the skyrocketing popularity of the Internet: 42 percent of U.S. households could log on to the Web in 2000, up from 18 percent three years earlier, the Census Bureau found.
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By Reid Kanaley, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Mar 22, 2001
A three-year, $5.9 million study financed by Philadelphia's Pew Charitable Trusts looks at who has Internet access, and why.
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By Heather MacDonald, L.A. Daily News
Feb 19, 2001
Seventy-five percent of all teens -- and half of all adults -- regularly surf the Web and send e-mail, but the poorest and oldest Americans aren't logging on, according to a study released Sunday.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS, MSNBC.com
Feb 18, 2001
The Internet was used by more than half of the U.S. adult population last year as 16 million new users ventured online, according to a study released Sunday. The study also found continued gains among women, minorities and adults in households earnin...
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