Americans Spend 30 Percent of Leisure Time Online
Internet users in the U.S. spent about 30 percent of their leisure time online in 2008, according to a study conducted by TNS Global.
Internet users in the U.S. spent about 30 percent of their leisure time online in 2008, according to a study conducted by TNS Global.
The most recent numbers released by comScore Media Metrix show that Google reaches 78 percent of Americans using the Internet and that online retail sites saw growth despite poor holiday sales.
A recent study released by Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 35 percent of U.S. adults ages 18 and older used online social networks in 2008, compared to 65 percent of teenagers 12- to 17-years old.
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Though Internet advertising has been vulnerable to the overall economic decline, search advertising has become more desirable for marketers. Still, U.S. search advertising saw its annual spending increase slow down a bit from its 2007 growth.
Efficient Frontier recently released its U.S. cost-per-click data for the month of December 2008.
The tech industry has not been immune from the massive number of layoffs during the past year.