




n fact, in some cases, Chinese consumers are more avid users of online services than U.S. consumers are.79 percent of Chinese Internet users send instant messages, compared with 21 percent of U.S. users. They are also bigger consumers of online music (79 percent versus 61 percent) and e-reading
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Half of Internet users say that the Internet is their most trusted source of information, followed by television at 30 percent and newspapers at 15 percent, according to our research. Trust and familiarity go hand in hand. The more time that consumers spend on the Internet, the more they trust it.
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