PAF 6406: Lecture 3 Diffusion of IT. Technology progress Percent of U.S. Households With Computers, Internet Access, and High-Speed Access, 1997 - 2003.

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PAF 6406: Lecture 3 Diffusion of IT

Technology progress Percent of U.S. Households With Computers, Internet Access, and High-Speed Access,

Technology progress

Internet Access

Broadband access

Disparity in access speeds

Internet access and activities

Internet and Media  71% of high-powered users get news online on the average day  59% get news on the average day from local TV  53% get news on the typical day from radio  52% get news on the average day from national TV newscasts  43% get news on the average day from the local paper  21% get news on the average day from a national newspaper.

Internet and Media

Sources of information

Internet use in decision making

Technology Progress 2001  38.4 million Domain Names  Average DNS Queries per Day billion  Average s per Day: 15.8 billion  Average Virus/Malware Incidents per Day: 2.0  E-Commerce Revenue: $6.9 billion 2005  83.9 million Domain Names  Average DNS Queries per Day billion  Average s per Day: 31.8 billion  Average Virus/Malware Incidents per Day: 4.0  E-Commerce Revenue: $20.8 billion  65% Wireless market penetration

Technology Progress: ISPs, 2000

Technology Progress: ISPs, 2004

Government websites  Web presence Information provision  Web interaction Response driven  Web transaction E-payments, billing  Web transformation E-democracy