Pew: 65% Internet Users Paid for Digital Content ‘Music, Software, and Mobile Apps’

Pew's latest data about how many people pay for digital content online, revealed that 65% of people online have paid to download some form of digital content or for a subscription to a digital media service. The survey excluded physical goods bought online and was focussed only on digital content such as music, software, news, and other online or electronic publications.

Pew: 65% Internet Users Paid for Digital Content ‘Music, Software, and Mobile Apps’

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65% of Internet users have paid for online content, says Pew.

65% of Internet users have paid for online content, says Pew.

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65% of Internet users have paid for online content, says Pew.

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Pew: 4% Of Americans Use Location Services (Oh, And There's That Facebook Places Thing)

Pew Internet, a think tank that regularly publishes research reports about technology, has a new study out today: it says that 4% of online American adults use location-based services. That may sound like a fairly small number given how much attentio

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