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www.ipcmedia.com According to the UK’s leading publisher of consumer magazines, IPC Media, nearly three-fourths of all UK females who are Internet users go online every day. The number of times women went on line was slightly higher on weekdays, but when they spent time online during the weekend, the sessions were longer, averaging more than [...]
(Read More)25th Mar 09
British consumers plan more online spending
by Adam Richards
www.logantod.com According to a new study conducted by e-business sales consultancy Logan Tod, consumers in the UK are planning to spend more of their shopping money online in 2009 than in any year before.
(Read More)18th Mar 09
Online shopping much better for the environment
by Harry Oldfield
www.sml.hw.ac.uk/logistics According to the results of a new university study, shopping for books, clothes and DVDs online is 24 times more environmentally-friendly than driving to the shops – and seven times greener than hopping on a bus.
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