Project title |
Austrian Internet Monitor 1/2013 Communication and IT in Austria
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Country or countries |
Austria (AT)
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Language(s) of report |
German
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Funder of research |
Private funding
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Date of fieldwork |
2013
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Main research focus |
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Target group studied |
Children; Parents; Adults; Others (e.g. teachers)
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| Methodology |
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Description of studied group |
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Age of children studied |
14; 15; 16; 17; 18
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Methodology |
Quantitative
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Size of sample |
2500
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If survey, scope of sample |
Representative for Austria (14+)
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| Topics covered |
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Access and use; Activities
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| Findings |
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• 97% (ages 14-19), 95% (ages 20-29) and 94% (ages 30-39) use the internet. Overall, people with Abitur/A-levels use the internet more often (92%) then those without. Most important types of use are private mail (82%), access to news and information (65%) and queries for addresses and telephone numbers (63%).
• Stable internet connections and high transmission rates are even more important for the respondents than a good price to performance ratio. Aspects of service and convenience are less important.
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| Further information |
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Relevant publications |
Integral (2013). Austrian Internet Monitor 1/2013 Communication and IT in Austria. Retrieved December 11, 2013 from: http://integral.co.at/downloads/Internet/2013/08/AIM-Consumer_-_Q2_2013.pdf
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Report accessibility |
Printed or online report; Journal article; Brief summary available online
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URL of report |
http://integral.co.at/downloads/Internet/2013/08/...
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Dataset publicly available |
No
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Contact details of investigator |
Dr. Bertram Barth / Mag. Sandra Cerny, T +43 1 - 799 19 94, aim@integral.co.at, INTEGRAL Markt- und Meinungsforschungsges.m.b.H.
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