New Pew Internet Survey on Technology and Families
The Pew Internet and American Life Project has just published a new report called "Networked Families":
A national survey has found that households with a married couple and minor children are more likely than other household types -- such as single adults, homes with unrelated adults, or couples without children to have cell phones and use the internet. The survey shows that these high rates of technology ownership affect family life. In particular, cell phones allow family members to stay more regularly in touch even when they are not physically together. Moreover, many members of married-with-children households view material online together.
View the full report here. Last month Pew published a related report called "Networked Workers" that may also be of interest. -M
