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 BLURRING THE LINES BETWEEN VIRTUAL AND REALITY

SecondlifeAnonymous writes " SYDNEY. 3 March 2009 — The average Australian now spends an hour and a half of their leisure time online each day, most (79%) login from home daily and many have met an online acquaintance in person, according to a recent global digital study conducted by market information group TNS.

The Digital World, Digital Life study, which investigated online behaviour in 16 countries, found that we spend one-third of our leisure time online.  Globally, the amount of leisure time spent online overall was similar, but several Asian nations, such as China (44%), Korea (40%) and Japan (38%), are leading the way in terms of spare time spent online.

In the UK, people are spending 28% of their leisure time on the internet, and in the US, people are spending 30% of their spare time in online pursuits

Read full story on TNS Global Website

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