Embracing Canada Online!
The launch of the Canadian Internet Project ’s (CIP) latest study, Canada Online! The Internet, Media and Emerging Technologies has received an abundance of coverage in the media. It is a comprehensive survey of more than 3,000 Canadians, examining their use of the internet, conventional media, and emerging technologies. It offers insights into both new and conventional media use in Canada and the social, economic and cultural impact the internet is having on Canadians.
The French-English digital divide / Spark, CBC Radio One
Online time growing in Canadians’ daily lives / The Toronto Star
How the net is changing Canadian media habits / Reportr.net
B.C. residents at head of Canada’s digital parade / The Vancouver Sun
Web addicts: students need their Internet fix / The Eyeopener
Many seniors go online for social networking / CTV News
Internet habits examined in new report / Media in Canada
As internet hours increase, other media do not suffer / Mediacaster Magazine
Internet use augments older media: study / The Calgary Herald
The web complements, not replaces, traditional media / Marketnewsgadgettalk
Canada leads globe in broadband access, not speed / itWorldCanada
Half of elderly Canadians online / The Canadian Press
The Canadian Media Research Consortium is a partner of the CIP and partially funded this study.