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Broadband Adoption: Trends & Consequences Presented at National Association for Regulatory Utility Commissioners meeting New York, July 17, 2007 John B. Horrigan, PhD Associate Director for Research

July Basic facts about communication technology adoption 71% of American adults are internet users (Feb. ’07) –67% of adults have online access from home 93% of teens (ages 12 through 17) are online users (Nov. 2006) 70% of Americans who go online from home connect via high- speed (mostly cable modem or DSL) –That translates into 47% of all Americans with high-speed at home 34% of online users have used a wireless network to go online (as of December 2006) 74% of adults have cell phones 63% of teens (ages 12-17) have cell phones

July Broadband penetration in the U.S.,

July How does broadband adoption rate stack up? To reach 50% to consumer adoption it took: –18 years for color TV –15 years for the cell phone –14 years for the VCR –10 ½ years for the CD player Broadband should hit 50% by 9-10 year mark. Happy dial-up users? –Some 60% of dial-up users say they don’t want broadband, a figure that held constant from

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6  29% of U.S. Hispanic population has broadband at home, 2006

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9 Trends in rural broadband adoption at home

July Broadband: What for? –Home high-speed connection is key differentiator in explaining internet usage patterns Do more things online on the typical day than dial-up users Spend more time online than dial-up users –Higher levels of internet impacts in: Maintaining social networks Helping in major life decisions Information gathering (news, civic engagement, research) Gathering information about a health or medical condition

July

July Reasons for gaps Availability of offline substitutes Usability Relevance of content Infrastructure availability