According to the survey, individuals do not see the Internet replacing television and in-person shopping, but the new medium has attracted a relatively wealthy and loyal audience that eagerly awaits its continued development. Two-thirds report being frustrated by the time it takes to get things done on the Web. The importance of e-mail to Americans was also demonstrated in the survey. Half of the survey respondents indicated they are bothered by online ads. One-quarter of those surveyed said pornography was the worst thing about the Internet.
Most people seem unwilling to admit to their Web behavior.
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