New ISP Review Survey/Poll
Posted: 08th Dec, 2005 By: MarkJ
This months reader poll has an X-Mas theme to it by asking "How does Christmas impact your Internet usage?". Results from the previous poll can be found below:
Which communication method do you use the most?
E-Mail - 47.3%
Telephone (inc. VoIP) - 22.7%
Instant Messaging (inc. IRC) - 21.7%
Forums (inc. Newsgroups) - 6.6%
Video Conferencing - 1.5%
Total Votes = 598
No surprise to find E-Mail dominating the chart with nearly 50% of all votes, although we hadn't expected to see Telephone/VoIP and Instant Messaging quite so close together with just 1% between them.
Typically forums and video conferencing both wallow near the bottom of the scale, although 1.5% for Video Conferencing is actually more than we expected.
Which communication method do you use the most?
E-Mail - 47.3%
Telephone (inc. VoIP) - 22.7%
Instant Messaging (inc. IRC) - 21.7%
Forums (inc. Newsgroups) - 6.6%
Video Conferencing - 1.5%
Total Votes = 598
No surprise to find E-Mail dominating the chart with nearly 50% of all votes, although we hadn't expected to see Telephone/VoIP and Instant Messaging quite so close together with just 1% between them.
Typically forums and video conferencing both wallow near the bottom of the scale, although 1.5% for Video Conferencing is actually more than we expected.
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