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Here's the snip from a Globe & Mail story, Calling and clicking like never before. I needn't say more.
The amount of time Internet-using Canadians spend on-line has surged 46 per cent in the past three years to 12.7 hours a week, compared with an average of 11 hours spent listening to the radio and 14.3 hours spent in front of the TV, according to an Ipsos Reid survey.Posted by Grayson at August 10, 2005 07:34 AMAmong 18- to 34-year-olds, the Internet has become the most favoured medium, with the average on-line individual spending 14.7 hours a week connected, compared with 11.7 hours listening to radio, 11.6 hours watching TV and just 2.5 hours reading newspapers.