PewInternet.org Use of digital technology by different income groups The current state of digital differences Georgetown University Public Policy Forum.

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PewInternet.org Use of digital technology by different income groups The current state of digital differences Georgetown University Public Policy Forum – Cannon Caucus Room February 22, 2013 Lee Rainie: Director, Pew Internet Project

Internet users – 85% of adults December 2012

Broadband at home – 68% of adults December 2012

Cell phones - 89% of adults January 2013

Smartphones - 47% of adults December 2012

Mobile internet access and its special role for some

Access internet via phone % of cell owners September 2012

Mobile factoids 2-4% of poorer internet users ONLY access internet wirelessly 17% of cell owners of all classes do most of their online browsing on their phones Half (51%) of African-American cell internet users do most of their online browsing on their phone, double the proportion for whites (24%). Two in five Latino cell internet users (42%) also fall into the “cell-mostly” category.

Cell phones and internet access % of “cell internet” users and their main access

Insights about online job searches by household income

Online job searches May 2011 survey

How people seek help on jobs and finances April 2009 Poor are the least likely to say they access any common resources – 22% vs.15% of better off $75K and above -53% internet -49% newspaper, mags, books -46% TV, radio -37% financial professional -33% friends/family -4% “other” $30K and above -46% newspaper, mags, books -42% friends/family -40% TV, radio -27% internet -15% financial professional -7% “other”

Job resources at libraries Poorer people are more likely than the better off to say job resources at libraries are “very important” (75% vs. 57%) Among library computer users, poorer people are twice as likely as the better off to use library technology for job-search and applications (46% vs. 18%)

Other devices

Desktop or laptop - 78% of adults December 2012

Tablet- 31% of adults January 2013

Internet activities

– 76% of adults December 2012

Search engines % of internet users in February 2012

Health information in past 12 months % of internet users in September 2012

Use social networking sites – 54% of adults December 2012

Cell phone activities

Mobile pix % of cell owners September 2012

Texting % of cell owners September 2012

Use via phone % of cell owners September 2012

Use social networking site on phone % of cell users in April 2012

Get news on phone % of cell users in April 2012

Do banking on phone % of cell users in September 2012

Get health information on phone % of cell users in April 2012

Visit govt. website on phone % of cell users in April 2012

Other social media

Social media – Twitter % of internet users in January 2013

Social media – LinkedIn % of internet users August 2012

Social media – Pinterest % of internet users December 2012

Social media – Instagram % of internet users December 2012

Social media – Tumblr % of internet users December 2012

Thank you!