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By the numbers Technology’s place in our lives

By the numbers Technology’s place in our lives. Lee Rainie Director – Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project 2.23.12 Delivered at the Wisdom 2.0 Conference Redwood City, CA. Revolution 1 Internet / Broadband. 61%. 47%. 78%. 28%. 14%. 94%. 80%. 98%. 65%. 50%. 4 %.

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By the numbers Technology’s place in our lives

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  1. By the numbersTechnology’s place in our lives Lee Rainie Director – Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project 2.23.12 Delivered at the Wisdom 2.0 Conference Redwood City, CA

  2. Revolution 1 Internet/ Broadband

  3. 61% 47% 78% 28% 14%

  4. 94% 80% 98% 65% 50%

  5. 4%

  6. 65%

  7. > 2/3

  8. <10 hours a month online (1999)

  9. > 30 hours a month online(2011)

  10. Info consumption up from 7.4 hours a day in 1960 to 11.8 hours 140% increase words consumed since 1980 Reading volume has grown 3X since 1980 100,500 words per day and 34 gigabytes

  11. Filter-ers > 50%

  12. Revolution 2 Social networking

  13. 51% 66%

  14. 86% 34%

  15. 39%

  16. 318.5

  17. 197.6

  18. 124.2

  19. 78.4

  20. 42.0

  21. 5 hours46 minutes a month (2010)

  22. 7 hours 46 minutes a month (2011)

  23. Unfriending56%

  24. Friend enders15%22%

  25. Fighters3%8%

  26. Revolution 3 Mobile connectivity

  27. 88%

  28. 46%

  29. Texters66%

  30. Text preferers31%

  31. Texting and driving47%

  32. Truly distracted17%

  33. Apps50%

  34. Boredom beaters42%

  35. E-avoiders13%

  36. Tablets10% 19%

  37. E-book readers10% 19%

  38. Multitaskers57%

  39. Toting up the good

  40. Trust • Close relationships • Social and emotional support • Group involvement • Politically engaged • Civic spaces (no cocooning) • Bigger, more diverse networks

  41. Toting up the not-so-good

  42. Confused about gadgets79%

  43. Confused about truth56%

  44. Marginalized 55%

  45. Annoyed at intrusions42%

  46. Afraid about cognitive impact42%

  47. Stressful to manage 33%

  48. Overloaded27%

  49. Maslow 5 Survival needs - food Safety needs – security Love needs – group-iness Esteem needs – achievement Self-actualization – personal potential

  50. Maslow +1 Self transcendence

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