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Site Update - New ISPr Survey (Poll)

Posted: 30th Dec, 2004 By: MarkJ
Our first poll, just prior to the new year starting, asks: "Which is more important for ADSL in 2005?". The results from last month’s survey can be found as follows:

Who is most responsible for online security education?

ISP's - 56.1%
The Government - 33.6%
Computer Makers - 10.2%

Total Votes = 508


It's easy to argue that everybody plays a role in said responsibility, yet ultimately much of the onus will be on ISP's to help educate their customers (56% of voters agreed).

However, nearly 34% felt that the government should play a part. Indeed, public advertising and education programs could serve to decrease the gap of knowledge and make less aware surfers more secure.
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