CNET has details of a new Pew study which suggests more and more people are turning to the internet to get their daily news, thanks in part to the rise in broadband availability.
...more than 50 million Americans per day used the Internet as their primary news source in 2005. That's up from 27 million in 2002. In fact, checking the daily news is the third most popular activity on the Internet, the study found.
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