In case you are wondering, this is not a spoof. It's on page 19 of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport's Five Year Plan from 2004.
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In case you are wondering, this is not a spoof. It's on page 19 of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport's Five Year Plan from 2004.
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Mark Wadsworth
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19:46
Labels: Internet, statistics
4 comments:
Yeah but when you get there, you can hardly get anything done in your free hour because the keyboard is so primitive.
No-ones going to be taken in by that are they? Surely they'll know that there wasn't much inetrnet in 1997?
JH, indeed. As much as I have an old-fashioned atheist's reverence for public libraries, I'd rather pay £1 an hour at an internet cafe.
L, exactly. They might as well have done a chart of "Households with internet access" or something.
And there was me thinking Al Gore invented the internet - it was those boffins at the Dept for Culture Media and Sport all along!
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