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How internet use is correlated to various socio-demographic characteristics, such as age, sex, disability and geographical location. The annual estimates are based on Quarter 1 of each survey year.
Use of information and communication technology (ICT) and the value of e-commerce activity by UK businesses.
How internet use is correlated to various socio-demographic characteristics, such as age, sex, disability and geographical location. As a result of user needs, this release presents a new breakdown of internet users, into adults who have used the internet within the last 3 months (recent users) and adults who last used the internet more than 3 months ago (lapsed users).
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is an important component of the global economy; a dynamic and energetic ICT industry can provide opportunities to other business sectors, the public sector and to consumers. The industry itself can also provide economic growth and employment opportunities. This information note explores the concept of the Digital Sector – an extension of the ICT sector – and explores a range of factors which impact on it.
Adults who have and have not used the internet in the last 3 months, including adults who have never used the internet.
In 2014, as the consequence of a 2013 European Union e-commerce taskforce, chaired by Lord Young of Graffham, the Office for National Statistics began a project to consider how it could contribute to the monitoring of e-commerce nationally. This report proposes the use of an indicator set, combining a dashboard approach alongside an interactive graphic, and sets out some potential future developments.
