Norton online living report 09

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21 March 2009The role of the Internet in our world continues to grow and evolve. Just as it revolutionized the way we find information, experience entertainment and do business, it?s transforming our social lives in profound ways as well. For the second year, Symantec commissioned the Norton Online Living Report to provide insight into rapidly changing technology, Internet usage and the social impact on individuals and families. This year?s report surveyed 9,000 online adults and kids in 12 countries? the U.S., Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, China, Japan, India, Australia and Brazil?with results that are both surprising and informative about the impact of technology on relationships, parenting and security.

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