Silicon.com comments on a Nielsen//NetRating report that suggests Web surfers shun browsers in favour of Instant Messaging, media players and presumably also RSS newsreaders.
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by Lee Bryant
This is a Headshift blog post by Lee Bryant, written on January 2, 2004. It has (0) comments.
Web browsers no longer main clients for internet connection
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