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THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT: Surveying the Digital Future 28 NON-USERS: WILL YOU LOG ON SOON? Will Internet non-users become users in 2002? Of the 27.7 percent of respondents who do not currently use the Internet, 44.4 percent say they are somewhat likely or very likely to go online next year – up slightly from 41.4 percent of non-users responding the same way in 2000. Percent of Respondents 60% 40% 20% 0% 58.6% However, more than half (55.6 percent) of non-users continue to say they are not likely to access the Internet in the next year. 55.6% 26.6% 31.3% 14.8% 13.1% Not Likely at All Somewhat Likely Very Likely 2000 2001
THE UCLA INTERNET REPORT: Surveying the Digital Future 29 MEDIA USE AND TRUST Is the Internet replacing the use of other media? How is leisure time being affected by the Internet? Is television viewing changing because of the Internet? Is the Internet valued as a source of information? Do users trust what they find online?
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