Weathly People Spend More Time Online

Posted on September 25, 2008
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A new study from Ipsos Mendelsohn shows that those with higher incomes (greater than $250K / year) spend more time online, watch less T.V. and listen to less radio:

Further reading at eMarketer.Com.

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