Internet overload? No, survey says


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 10 Dec 2014

THUMBS UP: A US survey found that 72% of respondents said they liked having the Internet's resources at their fingertips.

WASHINGTON: Most people are happy with the Internet as a source of on-demand information, with only a small percentage hit by “information overload,” a survey of US users showed. 

Some 72% of those surveyed said they liked having the Internet’s resources at their fingertips, and 26% felt overwhelmed by the amount of data online. 

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