Many Americans have a life without the ‘Net

Over 13 million U.S. households don’t have Internet access because they’re not interested in anything on the Internet. Far more gave this response than those who indicated a lack of know-how or financial reasons for not subscribing.

Thank goodness some people find fulfillment without resorting to MySpace or Second Life!

The condensed report at CNN…

More details at Parks Associates…

links for 2007-03-23

• New York TimesSelect — Free Access with University E-mail
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links for 2007-03-16

• Actors Access (SM) – it’s all about control
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