The Swedish SENN education project started in April 1995. Whilst it doesn't have stats related to the size of the Internet it certainly provides an interesting view on certain types of Internet users. Unfortunately it doesn't provide much evidence of the extent of such addition which would have been more helpful. Labnet This site is short and to the point. Most people connect to the Internet in the workplace.
Web users tend to be more upscale and better educated than the population in general.
This site doesn't look to hopeful at first as it reports are commercial and therefore to available to the public, but by trying their 'news' page you come across a series of relevant items about Internet user characteristics. The number of Internet users over the age of 16 in the U.S. and Canada has reached 79 million, while the number of people buying products and services via the Web has hit 20 million, according to a new Nielsen Media Research and CommerceNet study on Internet commerce. It appears that this site was set up as a project by two marketing professors at the Michigan Business School, University of Michigan. There are no links apparent to more recent surveys, though these are available, as another student found the Ninth GVU survey. Another commercial site set up by Parallax Media.