British Internet users increase by 20% in six months
Howard Lake | 2 May 2000 | News
A report from MMXI Europe reports that the number of British Internet users jumped from 7.8 million in October 1999 to 9.2 million in March 2000. Users now spend an average of 276 minutes online each month, compared to 257 minutes six months ago. Internet users aged 55 or over now account for 10% of all users in Britain.
Read Britons take to surf in a big way by David Teather in The Guardian and read the original press release from MMXI Europe.
The figures don’t match those from Nielsen reported on last week by UK Fundraising.
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He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.