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Media Coverage
The following tables summarise selected media coverage flowing from MISC/MINTEL
press releases. As reporting of MISC/MINTEL industry research is invariably widespread
(Australian and International), this coverage should be viewed as indicative only.
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| The Age |
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Web boom peaks as users log off |
Sharon Kemp, October 2002
"More than 9.5 million Australians have access to Internet technology. Although
the boom may already have plateaued in Australian the Market Intelligence Strategy
Centre believes the fall in activity may be temporary."
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| The Australian |
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The Parties Over For Net and Pay TV |
Robert Gottliebsen, October 2002
"According to MISC, during the past two years internet usage and uptake has
been growing by 12 per cent each quarter. But in the March 2002 quarter internet
usage growth almost came to a stop, and in the June quarter the MISC index of
internet usage and uptake fell about 3 per cent - the first time it has ever
recorded a fall."
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| The Australian Financial Review |
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Sharp dip in internet use perplexes analysts |
Nicole Lindsay, October 2002
"The one-off fall is based on 10 different index variables that MISC - a sister
company to banking industry measurement group MINTEL Australia - covers on a
continual basis for its clients."
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| The Daily Telegraph |
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Australians start to escape from the net |
Bruce Brammall, October 2002
"A survey by the Market Intelligence Strategy Centre says the fall parallels a
levelling in penetration for computers in households and internet take up more
generally."
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| The Herald Sun |
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Internet Growth Stalls |
Bruce Brammall, October 2002
"The numbers of regular internet users for the quarter dropped nearly 300,000
to 6 million, MISC said."
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| The Sydney Morning Herald |
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Net usage hits lull after boom run |
Sharon Kemp, October 2002
"Another prolonged period of growth in usage would only be sparked by a new
wave of technology changes and advances in content, MISC said."
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| The West Australian |
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Internet users tail away |
Sharon Kemp, October 2002
"More than 300,000 Autralians stopped using the internet altogether, according
to a survey by Melbourne based Market Intelligence Strategy Centre."
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