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According to the Austrian Internet Monitor (AIM) by the market research institutes Fessel-GfK and Integral, about half of Austrians over 14 years of age have access to the internet, while 44% actually use it. Since the beginning of 2001 the number of users has increased by 300,000 to more than 3mn. 36% of those interviewed in the first quarter of 2001 live in households with internet access, while 21% use the internet from work. The usage rate is highest in the age group 14-19, at 86%. Of people over 60, no more than 7% use the worldwide web. 53% of men and 36% of women use the internet. The main purposes of using the internet are the search for information (named by 57% of users), private e-mails (49%), web-surfing (41%), professional e-mails (37%), SMS (31%), music download (20%), software download (19%), on-line banking (18%), chatting (16%), news groups (16%) instant messenger services (10%), games (7%), videos (7%) and shopping (6%).
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A study by Forrester Research predicts turnover with internet applications in Austria to increase by a factor of 17 by 2004. In 2001 the turnover is forecast to reach Sch 37bn, which corresponds to 37% of overall trade turnover in Austria. More than 90% of the turnover is generated in the business-to-business segment. Commercial applications such as electronic banking and internet shopping account for no more than 4% and 1%, respectively, of Austrians' internet usage.
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