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Tweet[IWS] Eurostat: INTERNET AND CLOUD SERVICES--STATISTICS ON THE USE BY INDIVIDUALS [16 December 2014]
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INTERNET AND CLOUD SERVICES--STATISTICS ON THE USE BY INDIVIDUALS [16 December 2014]
Statistics in focus 16/2014; Author: Heidi SEYBERT, Petronela REINECKE
ISSN:2314-9647 Catalogue number:KS-SF-14-016-EN-N
This article presents an overview of the findings of the 2014 ‘Survey on ICT (information and communication technology) usage in households and by individuals’. It takes a closer look at individuals' internet and mobile internet use in the EU and a set of newly released indicators relating to the use of cloud services.
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