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50%

50% -- mobile internet usage rate for UK 16-24 year olds (2010)

2010  · n=1,000  · Ofcom

50% of 16-24 year olds in the UK use their mobile handset to access the internet.

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Value
50%
Unit
Percentage
Data Vintage
2010
Entity
UK 16-24 year olds
Sample Size
1,000
B
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61/100 confidence

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Extraction
95
Source Trust
60
Citation Chain
20
Independence
30
Methodology
45
Freshness
95
Ofcom Primary Tier A
http://theeword.co.uk/seo-manchester/ofcom_releases_new_mobile_and_social_media_study.html ↗
Confidence: 57/100 Vintage: 2010 Channel: Common Crawl
Source Article
New Ofcom study focuses on social media and mobile use
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Ofcom · Original study ↗

Ofcom annual Communications Report survey

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UK 16-24 year olds: 50% mobile internet usage rate. Source: Ofcom (2010). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/uk-16-24-mobile-internet-use-2010
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