TAILIEUCHUNG - THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT 2001 Surveying the Digital Future

Welcome to the report of Year Two of the UCLA Internet Project, “Surveying the Digital Future.” The UCLA Internet Project is a comprehensive, year-to-year examination of the impact of online technology on America. This work is part of the World Internet Project, which is organized and coordinated by the UCLA Center for Communication Policy. Included in the World Internet Project are UCLA’s work and partner studies in countries in Europe, the Middle East, South America, and Asia. The second UCLA Internet Report continues to explore how the Internet influences the social, political, and economic behavior of users and non-users. With the completion of the 2001 study,. | THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT 2001 Surveying the Digital Future YEAR TWO UCLA Center For Communication Policy THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT 2001 Surveying the Digital Future YEAR TWO Jeffrey I. Cole . Director UCLA Center for Communication Policy Founder and Organizer World Internet Project Michael Suman . Research Director Phoebe Schramm Associate Director Robert Lunn . Senior Research Analyst Jean-Francois Coget Graduate Associate David Firth Graduate Associate Dennis Fortier Graduate Associate Koren Hanson Graduate Associate Qin Jiang Graduate Associate Rajesh Singh . Graduate Associate Yutaka Yamauchi Graduate Associate Jedrix-Sean Aquino Research Assistant Written by Harlan Lebo Design by Robin Weisz Production editing by Monica Dunahee THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT 2001 Surveying the Digital Future YEAR TWO Additional copies You are welcome to download additional copies of The UCLA Internet Report 2001 for research or individual use. To download the full text and graphs in this report go to . Printed copies of this report can be ordered by contacting the Center at the address below. Attribution Excerpted material from this report can be cited in media coverage and institutional publications. Text excerpts should be attributed to The UCLA Internet Report 2001 Surveying the Digital Future. On second reference use The UCLA Internet Report 2001. Graphs should be attributed in a source line to The UCLA Internet Report 2001 -- Surveying the Digital Future UCLA Center for Communication Policy Reprinting Reprinting of this report in any form other than brief excerpts requires permission from the UCLA Center for Communication Policy at the address below. Questions E-mail internet@ UCLA Center for Communication Policy Box 951586 Los Angeles CA 90095-1586 310 825-3711 .

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