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To: marcos who started this subject	11/7/2002 2:54:05 PM
From: marcos	of 261

' New Zealanders Top Internet Users In Global Survey Thursday November 7, 2:28 pm ET WELLINGTON -(Dow Jones)- A global survey has found that New Zealanders are the most frequent users of the Internet, State Services Minister, Trevor Mallard, said Friday. "The GO2002 survey was carried out in 31 countries by global market research company Taylor Nelson Sofres. A thousand New Zealanders took part in the survey during October 2002," he said in a statement. "A major finding of the study was that 71% of those surveyed in New Zealand had used the Internet in the previous month. This was the highest percentage in the 31 countries surveyed," he added. The survey also found that 40% of New Zealanders had used so-called e-government services, such as accessing statistical information, tax information or registering a company online in the previous 12 months. That compared with the global average of 30%. -By Chris Ritchie, Dow Jones Newswires; 644 4715990; chris.ritchie@dowjones.com ' ca.us.biz.yahoo.com ... usually it's canadians with the highest per capita use of communications ... certainly with the telephone, from its earliest days right on through to recent times .... and the internet, as of a year or two ago there was an article on this, posted somewhere to these threads .... but how about those kiwis eh ... really we consider them honourary british columbians, it's just that the moat between presents quite a swimming challenge

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