The EU's Silent Internet Surfers
Posted: 18th Apr, 2006 By: MarkJ
The latest JupiterResearch study has found that most Internet users (53%) prefer to surf passively, which is despite 92% of EU websites prompting visitors to participate:
Just 23 per cent of web users in the UK, France, Germany, Sweden, Spain and Italy respond to prompted participation, such as polls and competitions, and a further 24 per cent are unprompted contributors that maintain blogs, websites or post in forums.
It wouldn't surprise us if the growth of broadband, along with online content in general, causes more people to become interactive with their online experience as time progresses. More @ Web-User.
Just 23 per cent of web users in the UK, France, Germany, Sweden, Spain and Italy respond to prompted participation, such as polls and competitions, and a further 24 per cent are unprompted contributors that maintain blogs, websites or post in forums.
It wouldn't surprise us if the growth of broadband, along with online content in general, causes more people to become interactive with their online experience as time progresses. More @ Web-User.
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