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Dec 26, 2008
TNS releases study on online behaviour
A TNS global survey entitled Digital World, Digital Life, has been released which probes online behaviour and perspectives. The survey results reveal that the majority of people who first make acquaintances over the Internet, have then gone on to arrange to meet at least one person face to face offline or to talk on the phone. Around 6 out of 10 (61%) of respondents have gone on to meet online acquaintances in person and over half (53%) have at least talked on the phone.
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