Trevor Cook: UK: time spent online now exceeds TV watching

13 March 2006

UK: time spent online now exceeds TV watching

Brits spend 164 minutes online each day, equal to more than 41 days per year, compared to 148 minutes or 37 days for TV viewers. Government statistics shows that 64% of adults regularly go online.

13 Mar 2006 11:45:58

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