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"[A] representational survey of Canadians that provides data and analysis for ongoing research in the area of internet use and non-use patterns. The study explores the behaviour and attitudes of both users and non-users and the economic, cultural, and social implications of the internet in Canada, in comparative perspective."
  
  
    
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Creator(s) The Canadian Internet Project
Source Location Canada
Publisher The Canadian Internet Project
Date Published
2005-11
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.cipic.ca/en/results.htm
Copyright Holder The Canadian Internet Project


 

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