Subtopic: Internet and ICT

This statistical bulletin provides estimates of adult internet users and non-users in the UK.

This release looks both at how households access the Internet and adults' use of computers. It will be useful for those interested in how people connect to the Internet in their homes and help inform debate on digital and social exclusion.

This statistical bulletin provides estimates of adult internet users and non-users in the UK.

This release provides estimates of the values of e-commerce and the adoption and use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) by UK businesses. The source of the information is the E-commerce Survey of UK Businesses. The 2011 survey selected approximately 7,700 UK businesses with 10 or more employees, in the manufacturing, distribution and parts of the service sectors of the economy. Estimates of the levels of e-commerce are calculated using total turnover from the Annual Business Survey (ABS).

This statistical bulletin provides estimates of adult internet users and non-users in the UK.

This release looks both at how households access the Internet and adults' use of computers. It will be useful for those interested in how people connect to the Internet in their homes and help inform debate on digital and social exclusion. This is a partial release of the 2012 Internet Access Households and Individuals statistical bulletin, because it does not contain the estimates of adults’ use of the Internet that have been included in this publication in previous years. These estimates have been delayed until February 2013. This delay is due to a data collection problem which is believed to have been caused by a question wording change. A complete Internet Access households and Individuals 2012 publication will be made available on the ONS website in February 2013.