http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25500947/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Overall, Pew found that 55 percent of American adults now [July 2008] have broadband access at home, up from 47 percent a year earlier ... By contrast, only 10 percent of Americans now have dial-up access.
This kind of study leaves out two factors:
- Those who have high-speed access at work or school but not at home
- Those who could not care less about "the internets"
- Jim
Hi Jim:
I found the Pew study and it's good information. Unfortunately, it didn't have anything specific to Texas. From the Pew study and a couple of others, it looks like most people who want broadband have access to it. The study data about people who simply don't want to change from dial-up is also useful.
Chas.