30% of UK households have broadband

[temi]

Increasing numbers of people in the UK are moving to digital and broadband technology, according to the latest report from media regulator Ofcom.
Almost 30% of households now have broadband suggesting that by 2010 more people will watch television on the net via broadband than on an analogue TV.

source: full story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/4679023.stm

 

[Duke]

Software sales also generate more revenue than book sales in the UK.

 

[temi]

I think that is a global sales treand don't you think? You cannot do without buying a few software but you can do without buying a book

 

[Duke]

It hasn't been this way for long and the only area specifically mentioned was the UK. Some of the stats are a bit hard to find like software sales compared to the movie industry. They were neck and neck a few years back but I'm not sure how they stack up now.

 

[Paul_KY]

Your 30K link is so wrong. Perhaps 10%, no, and I'm going out on a limb here, 5% have a DSL/Cable connection in the U.K. BBC is so biased. If I were you, I'd tune in to www.foxnews.com and get the REAL NEWS, fair and balance. They report, You decide.

Do you guys really listen to your media?

It's flawed, and I mean very flawed. And if it's correct, it's 3-5 days late.

Look, if you want REAL news, simply consult me.

BTW, it looks like your, "bombers" were your own folk, and homicide bombers at that.

Hope they can praise Allah with my foot stuck, squarely, up their arse.