Heather Hopkins of Hitwise UK has published some interesting figures based on what young commuters do online. Her hope is to be able to offer some guidance to our ailing newspapers on what topics to cover more fully. People in this age group apparently have little loyalty to traditional newspapers and are turning to
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From a study by Telecom Express, a company that provides competitions, polls and other interactive services to newspapers, magazines and broadcast: The most trusted source of information was television, scoring 66 per cent, just as highly as family and friends. Radio was listed the fifth most trustworthy source of information, below national newspapers, but above websites. An important but under-represented part of Web 2.0 is mobility. The use of RSS, podcasts and CSS design is partly predicated on the idea that we’ll all be accessing web resources from all over the place, using all kinds of devices. Sadly, five years after the launch of the first GPRS (2.5G) services in the |             | |||
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