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I do both. If I think there's a chance I will have use for it later, blow it up, etc., like landscapes or urban or maybe have a chance to publish it, I do RAW, especially non-adult stuff. For example I am stashing some shots in RAW for a book (urban shots) I hope to publish one day. Also if I was doing magazine work, RAW+jpeg no doubt.
For internet/adult, if you get the white balance right when you make the shot, I have very little need to waste disk space on RAW, no matter how cheap it is these days. I travel a lot and don't want to haul 3 hard drives around, etc. Even stuff I've got for DVD cover: jpeg fine/max.
No disrespect to RAW shooters though, as it gives you maximum flexibility. I just try to limit the RAW I shoot.
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