"Broadband overtakes dial-up in home use
In July, more than half of U.S. households connected to the Internet were via broadband connections, data from Nielsen//Net Ratings show. Broadband accounts for 51% of Internet connections, up from 38% in July 2003"
got that quote in a newsletter . . . source was from WSJ on 8/18
Originally posted by pimpin "Broadband overtakes dial-up in home use
In July, more than half of U.S. households connected to the Internet were via broadband connections, data from Nielsen//Net Ratings show. Broadband accounts for 51% of Internet connections, up from 38% in July 2003"
got that quote in a newsletter . . . source was from WSJ on 8/18
Originally posted by pimpin "Broadband overtakes dial-up in home use
In July, more than half of U.S. households connected to the Internet were via broadband connections, data from Nielsen//Net Ratings show. Broadband accounts for 51% of Internet connections, up from 38% in July 2003"
got that quote in a newsletter . . . source was from WSJ on 8/18
Beat me to it. I read that one too.
Which means, while one might TARGET the high-broadband market, one shouldn't ignore the dialup segment...
many people now have broadband, but the fact still remains that a majority still have shitty comps, so even if their connexion is lightening fast, they end up downloading at 56k speeds because of viruses, outdated harddrives, etc...
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