I thought that was pretty smart, because if all you surveyed was Web-heads, you certainly couldn't apply the results to the entire population, although I've seen that done many times. Please understand that those surveyed were all Americans. The results cannot be applied to people living in other countries. You may see similarities, but until the survey is reproduced in your country, any comparisons you make are pure speculation. Uh oh. Wait.
People spend more time with the Internet the longer they have had access.
The more hours of use past five, the more social isolation. Sixty percent of Internet users say that their Internet use has cut into their television viewing and newspaper reading time. The least educated and oldest Americans tend to access the Internet the least, but when they do, their habits are relatively equal to others with Internet access. Email is the most used arm of the Internet. Chat rooms did not fair well in the survey.